I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Had a few good pointers but mostly just pretty poorly written and often confusing.

Minimal, reads like a pamphlet from an sex Dr.'s office. Not sure the intentions for this read, if meant for more then a tenfold booklet there needs to be so much more.

This book is very short and is probably of use to someone with no experience as well but don’t really feel you can learn much from this if I’m totally honest.

With big parts about contraceptives and diseases at the beginning, there isn't all that much ecstasy or pleasure. You would think that if someone is interested in this book, they'd already made it past those topics.
"This is called working it." Are you kidding me? Who wrote this, a 12 year old?
Holy crap, this book just told women they're competing with porn stars to get a man's attention. There are some unbelievably stupid cliches in here.
Interesting that in the threesome section it was all one man two women. Nothing on the possibility of two men one woman. Again, this feels like it was written by some horny inexperienced teenager.

Didn't really learn anything new and the book was a lot shorter than I expected. Could have been a little longer and a bit more detailed

As the description provides Ecstacy's Guide to Pleasure & Better Sex is a insite into a new way to enjoy the pleasures of sex

Thank you for letting me read this for an honest review.

I admit I was curious about this self help book. This is short, full of info about how the body works, what men and women like... what to do, how...

I give it 3 stars because it felt like it was written in a few minutes, rushed, the words (organs' names) used aren't the best, just my opinion.

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Well, this was garbage. I hastily grabbed this Read Now ARC without reading the blurb, mistakenly assuming it was an erotic romance. I was wrong as it's actually classified as a how-to sex guide. Since I needed to provide feedback, I skimmed it as it isn't very long, and it only took me a few pages to infer that I'd strongly advise against reading this for informational purposes. Not only is the grammar and editing HORRENDOUS but it's nothing more than short, poorly written chapters written from the perspective of someone who just felt like jotting down errant opinions about sex rather than actually researching much. Basically this was a huge waste of time and commas.