The One-Hour Orgasm by Leah Schwartz Ph D

The One-Hour Orgasm by Leah Schwartz Ph D

The One-Hour Orgasm is one of the best, most tasteful, explicit and effective sex education books ever published. It demonstrates, with pictures and words, how you can master the famous "Venus Butterfly" technique, immediately improve your intimate experiences, and enjoy ever-expanding levels of pleasure in your sex life. The book is filled with fresh, easy-to-learn new approaches and photos to aid the reader in learning sensual "safer sex" skills and what the authors trust you will find to be the most gratifying lovemaking techniques ever discovered.

Women will learn how to:
* Increase the strength and duration of his erections
* Initiate sex without effort on his part
* Avoid common mistakes in the bedroom
* Put the fun back into any relationship

Men will learn how to:
* Thoroughly satisfy her every time
* Increase the frequency of sex by making it more pleasurable for her
* Avoid common mistakes in the bedroom
* Be more self-confident as a lover.

Bob Schwartz has been a freelance writer for many years, specializing in running comedy. The mainstream running media is familiar with him. He has hundreds of amusing writings published in national and regional journals, including Runner's World, FootNotes, Fitness Runner, Michigan Runner, New York Runner, Washington Running Report, Tail Winds, Run Ohio, Oklahoma Runner, Inside Texas Running, and Arkansas Runner, in addition to his weekly syndicated newspaper column. For more than 20 years, Schwartz has been an ardent and slightly exaggerated runner. He's run everything from the 200 Meter Kids Snowman Shuffle (where he came in second after edging out a four-year-old at the finish line) to a 50-mile ultramarathon (which he has no plans to repeat).

Schwartz, his wife, Robin, and their three children live in Huntington Woods, Michigan. Running, laughing, and writing are three of his favorite activities. ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR Before joining Walt Disney Feature Animation as a creative consultant, B.K. Taylor has gone on to become a well-known illustrator and author.

He's contributed comic strips to National Lampoon, Hot Dog, and Dynamite magazines, as well as scholastic publications and a variety of joke books. Taylor's writing has won the Inkpot Award, the Gold Brick, seven Caddies, the Funny Bone Award, and the Ace Award. He lives in Franklin, Michigan, with his wife Kathleen and two daughters. Art collecting, traveling, and hiking are some of his favorite pastimes.