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Tricks 2: Another 125 Ways to Make Good Sex Better

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Having enjoyed sex, alternative sex, Tantra and bring a trained sex surrogate I was skeptical as to what these books would hold for me. Boy was I in error. They not only acted as a reminder of what I had learned and was not putting into practice but they even had many new ideas.

These included not only technique but also attention to ambience, communication and the host of activities that are necessary for a relationship to work. Living in San Francisco, which seems to be the kink and polyamourious capital of at least the United States one tends to think we've seen it all and know it all. I'd like to thank Mr. Wiseman for writing such a wise and thoughtful series.

Not only are the ideas great but both books contain sections on dealing with sexual problems and list great resources for alternative sexuality. In fact if your looking for inspiration you could make a game out of these books like I've done. Take 2 different color dice and make one the 10's and one the units. Roll them twice and add the numbers (adds to 132., total of 126 become trick #1 127 becomes trick #2 etc.). Then turn to that trick and then you and your lover practice that trick with each other.

To close, got a lover whose style is little stale or need a great Valentines Day gift, this is it. If I found it useful, I am sure you will too, even if you just want to spice up the missionary position.

Jay Wiseman once again comes up with more than 125 ways to make good sex better. Anyone with a sex life can use the ideas in this book. It's full of great ways to spice up, perk up, or rev up a lagging bedroom. Tricks come labeled with such fun names as "Finger-lickin' good," "Come across the ridge," and the "Squeeze play". They're easy to remember, and seem to pop into your head right when you most need one.

Im always looking for ways to spice up my sex life and this book provides plenty of suggestions. This "companion" to the original "Tricks" book contains lost of new suggestions which withstood the author's "tests" (be safe, not require much equipment, and most importantly, work right the first time!).

I wish there were more sex-positive books like this out there. Jay has done a great job in compiling these kinds of lists of ideas to try out in the privacy of our own bedrooms.

I love this book. It's packed with great stuff that I still use years later -- both for myself and my lovers. I heart you, Jay Wiseman! (And so does my boyfriend, in that indirect, thank-you-bunches sort of way, of course.) ;)