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Lucrative Love

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Mr Feltenstein has hit the ball out of the park. It is obvious that his upbringing in the wealthy communitites of the East have taught him many valuable lessons that have been imparted to the reader in this easily read little ditty. It is filled with humor, information, and surgical like insight into what every spouse hunting individual should be aware of. I have given one to my divorced daughter. Do not enter unless you want your eyes opened.

A fun read that looks at a very serious subject with humor and a touch of irreverence. With that comes an outside the box view of a topic that is near and dear to almost everyone. Perhaps this should be a required reading prior to entering a relationship! This is a must read for anyone interested in marriage! Tom, we need a sequel.

Lots of humor and lots of truth to this LOL expose on the subtleties of love. Perfect for today's Bailout Bonanza economy, it explores the fine art of finding Mr. or Ms. Right On The Money. Especially loved the chapter dealing with "Stalking Your Prey" where the author playfully talks about being in the right place at the right time. Still believe that marriage is best suited for those who seek a soulmate rather than a checkmate, but for some, I guess it's all just a numbers game.

Mr. Feltensteins's book is an irreverent guide to marrying rich and reminded me of the hit 1960's broadway play and movie "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". Tom guides you through a potential trail to meeting Mr. or Miss Right that chooses money first and love "possibly second" in relationships. He wittingly dispels love as perhaps a reason to marry, and shows how historically great wealth over the ages has been accomplished more by the union of wealthy families rather than just marrying your high school sweetheart. Life is much more interesting and fun, if you marry rich. Marketing yourself to look wealthy and run in those circles is a key for you to live the lifestyle of the rich and famous. This book will likely make the romanticists angry but hey, Tom's a Marketer. Fulfilling your dreams requires not only hard work, but you need to dress and act the part. It's all about Marketing.

I was looking for a light hearted read with the possibility of some tongue in cheek wisdom and got everything I was looking for in this book! There was actually a lot of sound advise for anyone, whether looking for a rich spouse or a not so rich one. Very enjoyable, made me laugh, made me think, and I would definitely recommend it, as well as read it again!

I actually laughed out loud while reading this book. A friend suggested it to me so I picked it up as a quick read. I still prefer brains over Bentleys but the book definitely made me rethink my approach to love. It's sassy, tongue & cheek, and great for anyone who loves a good laugh. It's nice to here from the perspective of an actual millionaire.

It was certainly an amusing book -- not too sure the guidelines would work, but probably fun to try.

Tom's book Lucrative Love is irreverent and hilarious! It provides a concrete plan for finding love, money, and happiness in your future and all the while keeps you laughing. The book is full of realizations of truth in the world we live in today, but cleverly offers tips and tactics for finding a wealthy soul mate that you love. Tom is correct- it takes just as much effort to find a rich man as it does a poor man. I love the sharp humor and witty remarks that scream the truth. If you are looking for a funny read and a way to market yourself as a top catch to the wealthy, this book is for you!

Actually...a little bit of both, which, I'm quite sure was the author's intention. He does give the reader fair warning up front, with this disclaimer: "I'm only qualified to make you laugh and maybe find a millionaire to spend the rest of your life with. Happily ever after is your problem." I certainly laughed, but I also wanted to cry for those poor, lovesick saps making a mere $50K whom Feltenstein feels are ignorant and doomed for life. Everyone knows the key to happiness is Dom for breakfast somewhere in the Caribbean on a 60-person-staffed yacht, right? ;) Far fetched, but a fun and easy read that does bring to light some glaring issues that can wreck a marriage before it leaves the dock.

The book was packed well and arrived intact. The author has made this book an easy read and it's not only very entertaining, but also very informative and interesting in it's particular approach to finding the perfect mate.