Not Tonight, Mr. Right: The Best (Don't Get) Laid Plans for Finding and Marrying the Man of Your Dreams

by Kate Taylor

With the same saucy, tell-it-like-it-is appeal of He's Just Not That Into You, sex author Kate Taylor explains reasons to keep your clothes on in laugh-out-loud detail: how Oxytocin — the Fatal Attraction hormone — can make women up to ten times more emotionally attached after sex than men; why men never expect to get lucky on the third date, or any date; that relationships are more fun, easier and longer-lasting when you keep your feet on the ground instead of hooking them round his neck. An absolutely unique plan for making sure Mr. Right is more than Mr. Right Now: The Rules for how, why, and when not to have sex, this completely original take on an age-old concept offers: an Extreme Dating Makeover, a Q&A for skeptics, tactical plans, "questions to say yes to before you say yes to him," what to do on those third, fourth, tenth…dates when nookie isn't in the plan, and "I told you so" success stories, ultimately helping you to figure out the perfect time to have sex.

208 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2007

Reviews

[RJC · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is cynical in the extreme, it makes all women sound stupid!

[Kater Cheek · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like reading books about problems I don't have, first of all, and I was in the mood to read something easy and non-fiction. This satisfied both. Not only is it right on the money both socially and scientifically, but the writing was breezy and laugh-out-loud funny. I read a lot of it out loud to Jeremy. Gave me good advice to have my character follow.

[Sam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Picked this up because I like the title. Kate Taylor is a hip and informed woman. I read it in one day. Unlike any other book out there. An easy read that makes a lot of sense. Every woman should read this book!

[Sasha · Rating 3 out of 5]

I suppose this book would make more sense when you are starting dating & not already in a relationship. It was pretty humorous to read and it did have little gems of knowledge.