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From my first sexual experience (albeit with me PLUS one) to a jaunt through 'The Sodom and Gomorrah of Self-Indulgence,' I jumped from one hedonistic romp to another attempting to purge myself from the monsters of inadequacy living inside my head. These demons and an endless supply of hormonal delights are laid bare with candor, humor, and self-deprecation.

With today's rampant availability of Internet pornography, sexual addiction has become a national epidemic that affects up to 10 percent of Christians. But there is help for men and women caught in sexual addiction's downward spiral. This book offers a path that leads beyond compulsive thoughts and behaviors to healing and transformation. Sensitive to the shame of sexual addiction without minimizing its sinfulness, Dr. Mark Laaser traces the roots of the problem, discusses its patterns and impact, and maps out a biblical approach to self-control and sexual integrity.

Seduce Her with Text is the first step-by-step system to transform your phone into a remote control to a woman's naughty imagination and sex drive...having the hottest girls craving your attention, clamoring for you to satisfy them in bed, or even turning one into your girlfriend. This step-by-step texting blueprint will teach you everything when it comes to texting girls, and shows you exactly how to get her sexually obsessed with you.

Are you curious about tantric sex? Do you need guidance to get started? Would you like to know how tantric sex can free your body and soul? When you purchase Tantric Sex: Couples Guide to Communication, Healing and Pleasure, you'll learn what tantra is, its history, and how it relates to tantric sex.

Susie pays homage today to her mentor and friend William Harrison. He was a prolific writer and produced many books and screenplays - most notably in 1975, when his book was adapted for the film Rollerball. Susie pays tribute to Harrison by reading one of the short stories he wrote for The Best American Erotica 2000: "Two Cars in a Cornfield".