I started out thinking this was just another average crafting book. While it does fall in the catagory, I like the projects because not all of them were something I had already seen on Pinterest. I like the way the book was laid out, and the inforation contained inside. Overall, a good job.

This was just great and I can not wait for the next installment. If you are lucky enough to be having sex, lets hope its good. If you are extreamly lucky its excellent. And if you are one of the few, you can stoy time when you reack the point of no return. This librarian and her new guy find that they are two of a kind and decide to use their "magical powers" to rob banks. But this is no Bonnie and Clyde story. They have a good reason to rob banks: SAVE THE LIBRARIAN. As a Librarian myself I find this to be a totally worthy reason to rob a bank. But there are the "sex" police who also can enter The quiet (the time stoped place after orgasim) and they are going to make sure that these theives do not get away with it.

I really enjoyed this book. I like the serialized nature. A woman inherits her sisters adult lingerie and toy shop after her death. She has a repressed nature, knows what she wants, but not how to get it. She also worries that getting exactly what she wants might be the worst control she could ever losses. Her sisters leaves her a note saying trust Logan, the hunk owner of the old fashion hardware store next door. What can I say, a little BDSM should hurt a little. Love it.

This story picks up right where the last part left off. I like that this title got steamy right away where in the first book you had to wait a while. Madison try to let go some control and join Logan for a BDSM training session. She thought she was going to be the middle man, but not in the middle of a man. Plus a sexy non-sex date the next week leave Madison week in the knees and Logan wanting more. I shall say the same thing. More please.

Great information, great topic, great books. What makes this book great is that it reads like your having a conversation with your girlfriend who just happens to be a doctor. It does not read like some heavy non-fiction tomb that makes you want to pull your eyes out. It covers all the things you would talk about in everyday life (if you talk about sex in your everyday life) and debunks myths, admits when there is not a definit answer, and tells you when something is real and not a myth. Overall I would recomend this book to most of my library patrons when they have sex questions that need to be answered.