Secrets of Seduction for Women

by Brenda Venus

Synopsis In this explicit, no-holds-barred guide, Brenda Venus, love goddess extraordinaire, tells you how to become irresistible to the man of your dreams. Her torrid techniques are gathered from her own exquisitely varied erotic experiences and from conversations with more than a thousand women who have done it all, enjoyed it all, and told it all to Brenda. This intimate guidebook shows exactly what it is that makes a surefire how to care for yourself; the way to strike sparks at first sight; what a man really wants—and doesn’t want—in a woman; and what tantalizing triggers and psychological strokings will keep him coming back for more. You will be taken step by exciting step, from the first flirtation to that moment when both his desires and your dreams come together. You will learn the best places to meet the best men, how to tell Mr. Right from Mr. Wrong, and how to use your sensual skills to arouse his passions and keep him in hot pursuit of you and your pleasure. Written with utter candor, rich wisdom, and winning wit, this extraordinary book is an unforgettable foray into an exhilarating and delicious sexual terrain where women's fantasies and desires meet men's, and sex—and real love—cap off an encounter to remember. It is a book for all women who seek that certain something to enrich their love lives. Biography Brenda Venus, born in Biloxi, Mississippi, is an actress, author, dancer, director, producer, and talk show host. As a young woman, she met the famous writer Henry Miller and for years maintained a personal relationship with him. In 1986, she published Dear, Dear Brenda, a selection of letters from the more than 4,000 that Miller had written to her. She currently lives in Beverly Hills, California.

Genres: Nonfiction, Self Help

255 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1996

Reviews

[E.v. Sage · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was chock full of unexpected information, much of it having to do with how men think (seeing as the idea of this book is to teach women how to please a man). While I didn't necessarily agree with everything Brenda wrote, one thing she makes a point of saying repeatedly is "Everyone is different". I would recommend reading this book if you are a woman and have had, would like to have, or are curious about having, sex with a man. It certainly gave me plenty food for thought.

[Melissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I decided to read this for the heck of it, hoping that I would find it thrilling, but I mostly just had a "yup yup, uh huh uh huh" attitude while reading. This book is best for a virgin or someone with limited lovemaking experience.

[Jenni · Rating 1 out of 5]

I just couldn't do it. I got to chapter 2 and had enough. Though a few gems of advice shine through, most of the time i was disgusted. And often i felt like she was contradicting herself.