Dare... to Have Sex Everywhere But in Bed
Sex for l’aventureux and the timorous\ Sex in bed is so-o-o-o everyday, everyone. But sex everywhere, anywhere — that’s a whole new world of fun. The possibility of being discovered, the thrill of breaking the rules, the freedom of doing it in nature — all can bring you and your partner to new heights of passion (and adrenaline). On the beach or in an elevator, in your car or on a swing or seesaw, in the forest or on your balcony ... this book inventories the possibilities, warns you of the...
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For those ready to escape the four same walls of the bedroom, this is the guide. With a lighthearted yet practical approach, whether spur of the moment or meticulously planned out, this guide will help you and your lover come together in some truly remarkable settings that will intensify and enhance your lovemaking experience. A great introduction for beginners, this is also a wonderful reference for those who are looking for ideas, tips and techniques for the entire exhilarating experience. Publishers Weekly Like its companion volumes (Dare...to Have Anal Sex and Dare...to Try Bondage, releasing simultaneously), Dannam's contribution to this newly-translated French series offers plenty of salient, sexy tips for the gun-shy as well as those looking for some variety. Dannam starts gently, offering suggestions for turning the bedroom into an exotic pleasure chamber using pillows, candles and mirrors, as well as scenarios like a let's-play-porn-star evening. Those less interested in drama and dressing up will have plenty of ideas for new tryst locales: the classic Empty Apartment (a la Last Tango in Paris), balconies, the gym, and less exotic but challenging options like the oft-overlooked wingback chair (made for sex), the church pew and the office filing room. Stories from real couples and "lesson learned" sidebars debunk myths and offer a realistic take on the logistics: the subway and on horseback are both bad options; skip the after-sex smoke when outdoors; watch for police officers and bears; etc. Dannam rates each scenario according to difficulty, preparation, cost, risk and possible inconveniences (ranging from sunburn to losing your job). Danner's measured prose, anything-goes approach and common-sense caution make this a fun, encouraging read that keeps its out-of-bounds sex ideas in perspective. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
\ Publishers WeeklyLike its companion volumes (Dare...to Have Anal Sex and Dare...to Try Bondage, releasing simultaneously), Dannam's contribution to this newly-translated French series offers plenty of salient, sexy tips for the gun-shy as well as those looking for some variety. Dannam starts gently, offering suggestions for turning the bedroom into an exotic pleasure chamber using pillows, candles and mirrors, as well as scenarios like a let's-play-porn-star evening. Those less interested in drama and dressing up will have plenty of ideas for new tryst locales: the classic Empty Apartment (a la Last Tango in Paris), balconies, the gym, and less exotic but challenging options like the oft-overlooked wingback chair (made for sex), the church pew and the office filing room. Stories from real couples and "lesson learned" sidebars debunk myths and offer a realistic take on the logistics: the subway and on horseback are both bad options; skip the after-sex smoke when outdoors; watch for police officers and bears; etc. Dannam rates each scenario according to difficulty, preparation, cost, risk and possible inconveniences (ranging from sunburn to losing your job). Danner's measured prose, anything-goes approach and common-sense caution make this a fun, encouraging read that keeps its out-of-bounds sex ideas in perspective. \ Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.\ \
