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If the piles of books proffering rule after hidebound dating rule make your palms sweaty before you've even left the house, then this one's for you. Syrtash, author of He's Just Not Your Type (And That's a Good Thing), and Wilser (The Maxims of Manhood) address many of the popular "rules" of dating in a he said/she said format by assessing each in light of their own opinions and experiences, as well as those of numerous interviewees, both male and female. From long-distance relationships to Facebook stalking and the eternal question of whether to call or text, Syrtash and Wilser cover all the ground between the first meeting and the last goodbye. For the most part, they suggest throwing out any rule that feels outdated or inflexible. After all, advice that rigidly employs the words "always" and "never" is often simply bad advice. Combining sage wisdom with refreshingly down-to-earth wit, this one's a keeper.

Publishers Weekly Review

Time-tested advice to help rewire the brain for excitement.

Kirkus Reviews

Love advisor Andrea Syrtash (He's Not Your Type - And That's a Good Thing) specializes in helping women heat up their relationships without getting burned. Her latest effort teaches gals to restore the passion and intimacy when routine has overtaken their marriages. Cheat on Your Husband (With Your Husband) doesn't propose bizarre kinky cures; its simple steps and fun exercises will relax you into fulfillment.

Barnes and Noble Editorial Review

I would recommend He's Just Not your Type to any woman who feels sullen about her life and the choices she's made regarding dating. It is extremely easy to read with plenty of real life examples from Syrtash's own work with people. It can help you find satisfaction with men, who may not measure up to your irrational ideal type, but with whom you might establish an on-going, realistic friendship — possibly a deep, long-term, loving bond.

Book Review: Seattle Post-Intelligencer