How to Attract Anyone, Anytime, Anyplace: The Smart Guide to Flirting

Having read the book... it is less about what most people think of flirting and more about how to start conversations and be open to people and get over rejection anxiety. It is not a scientific book, but a breezy description of techniques and attitudes to use when you engage some one in a conversation. It may lead somewhere or it may not, but not starting gets you know where.

There are most specific books on flirting in the common usage, and on more assertively look for romance....this book has it's place but is not the be all and end of the subject.

its fun to read and it helps get your self esteem up and running.

I should youtube Susan Rabin first to see if her writing is any indication of her personality. Her writing is all over the place and she appears through her writing to be extremely hyper with thoughts coming and going in every direction with no rhyme or reason to them. I had to go over several parts a few times to try and understand if the example scenario was a success or not a success. At times, I didn't have a clue as to what the point was. The only one I can remember takes place early in the book: It's the scene where she ran into someone in the airport and she glances at her watch and leaves the person she was talking to. I had to read it a few times...was that a successful encounter or not?? I had no clue. What LITTLE useful information that is in the book could have been put into a pamphlet of 5 one sided pages. Her writing is awful. The book is a mess.

I learned a lot about myself through the book. I think if you are looking for a book to lead you in the path too intermingle with someone, this is a great book for you.
It shows you the boundaries that are common for everyone.

Another new bestseller which I highly recommend - The Exclusive Layguide: When Dating and Having Sex with Incredibly Hot Women is No Longer Mirage Even If You Don't Look Like a Model or Don't Make a Fortune