How to Attract and Make Women Want You Now by Keisha M. Michael

Review
Keisha M. Michael's "How to Attract and Make Women Want You Now" is a how-to book on optimizing the way you act and present yourself, so that you will have more success with women.

The brief book is divided into short chapters, each covering a topic (appearance, conversational topics, etc).

One of the best things about this book is that it is practical.

For instance, Michael doesn't say to start taking steroids and get plastic surgery to improve your image; she suggests simple, easy techniques for improving yourself.

Another highlight of the book is that the many of the suggestions it makes for improving your success with women are also applicable to other areas of one's life; for example, the book covers how to eliminate negative thinking and how to improve your self-esteem.

The book's array of topics, from how to keep good posture to how to start a conversation, are pertinent and teach everything you need to know about improving your presentation to women.

"How to Attract and Make Women Want You Now" is the perfect book for any guy looking to improve his success with women by making simple, easy, healthy adjustments to his life.

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Don't Call Me Baby by Betty Byers

Review
Betty Byers “Don't Call Me Baby" intrigues with an exciting combination of romance, mystery, and suspense.

Set in a London, the novel follows 24-year-old Lola Hussey as she navigates her complicated love life and her new position as a junior investigator at a private investigator agency.

Lola, whose previous primary concern had been how to move out of her mother's house, finds herself assigned to solve a case involving the suspicious death of a wealthy Australian.

Although there is a lot going on in the novel, Byers paces it well, keeping the reader from being overwhelmed with information.

Byers develops all of the characters extensively, especially Lola.

The reader is granted a deep look into Lola's upbringing, making Lola's actions in the present more understandable.

The novel is written in the first-person perspective, which really allows the reader into Lola's head.

One of novel’s greatest strengths is its humor.

Byers is a smart, witty writer, and her talent certainly shines in the novel's comedy.

Despite Lola's demanding job as an investigator, she has time for romance.

After coming clean about her lack of feelings for her on-and-off-again romantic partner of two years, she is torn between her feelings for her stoic Danish boss, Julian, and the playful yet dreamy Joe.

"Don't Call Me Baby" is truly the complete package -- and it is a must-read for anyone who likes romance with their mystery.


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Download for free here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/341296
About the author: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/BettyByers
Author's blog: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7205297.Betty_Byers/blog