Sexscopes: How to Seduce, Stimulate, and Satisfy Any Sign

by Stuart Hazleton

Looking for the heavenly body of your dreams?

Have you ever longed to get a chatty Gemini to stop talking and start kissing? Do you wish you could lure that shy Cancer out of his shell and into your bedroom? What's the best way to coax a fun-loving Sagittarius into getting serious between the sheets? Wonder no more -- Sexscopes reveals the secrets to seducing the object of your desire based simply on his or her astrological sign, regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

Sexscopes exposes each sign's sexual proclivities and pet peeves, providing tips and tricks for attracting a particular sun sign. For instance, did you know that Virgos are turned on by class, while Taureans get excited by cash? That Capricorns like to dominate, while Pisceans love to be possessed? That Scorpios get off on giving orgasms, while Arians prefer to get them? The sexual landscape of every sign is explicitly explored in tantalizing detail,

-Pick-up lines that actually work
-Erogenous zones, and how to work them
-Compatibility ratings between each sign, in and out of bed
-Favorite sexual positions, sex toys, flavors -- and more!

Genres: Astrology

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

About the author

I wrote Sexscopes and was a columnist for Cosmopolitan for 5 years. During much of this time my writing for Cosmo was the number one column for women in the world. My column was also featured as a plot point in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. I've also authored the English adaptations of the Japanese manga franchises Tokyo Mew Mew and Fake.

I've written everything from features for Teen People and Cosmopolitan Men to a special for the Lifetime network.

BTW, I'm NOT the Stuart Hazleton who's a soccer player from the UK: In fact, I'm the worst soccer player on the planet!

I volunteer with stray animals and have adopted 7 pets who rule my home--usually with kindness but sometimes with claws.

Reviews

[Cameron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Raunchy, randy, romantic, with a little raciness, Hazleton creates an entirely gleeful romp through the zodiac. Not always spot-on accurate, yet he treats for both the queer and straight sets, and his astrological advice on the second coming has one singing praises of an entirely biblical nature, and I don't mean the book.

[Tonii · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a very good book. I even found it to be true in a lot of ways. I also use it as a referance book to get an idea about outher scopes that i encounter.

[Chris · Rating 5 out of 5]

A bit goofy at times but the astrology is on target for the most part. I liked that the author delved into the decanates for each sign and that it covered gay issues as well as straight ones. Nice to read an astrology book that had me laughing out loud instead of thumbing ahead to find the good stuff. The writing itself is often witty, usually juvenile and always raunchy as hell.

[D.E. Eliot · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very entertaining and strangely true to a degree. I love this book. A great party conversation starter and it will certainly help you connect with that special person in that one way. A very fun read.

[Oceanjock · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm a guy who couldn't figure out what to buy my better half for Valentine's Day so I snagged this. I ended up reading it before I gave it to him and loved, LOVED it. I know he's gonna love it too and I'll bet he doesn't mind that I beat him to the punch by reading it first because it gave me some major plans to give him an amazing Valentine's evening. I'm an Aquarius and he's a Taurus and Sexscopes gave me some ideas for a totally sick evening. I'm gonna do just what the book recommends and I'll bet by the time I read our chapters to him we'll be ready to ride more than just waves!

Awesome book that took me by surprise--where the hell has this thing been hidden?