How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You

By: Leil Lowndes

Narrated by: Leil Lowndes

Length: 3 hrs and 40 mins

Publisher's Summary

From best-selling author Leil Lowndes comes this surefire guide to love for anyone seeking romantic bliss. In How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You listeners will find dozens of techniques, based on scientific studies, regarding the nature of love, including:

• Finding potential love partners
• Making an unforgettable first impression
• Dodging "love bloopers"
• Establishing sexual rapport

By using these pragmatic, down-to-earth strategies, anyone can turn a new or casual relationship into a lasting one, or make current relationships deeper.

©2007 Leil Lowndes (P)2007 Listen and Live Audio Inc.

Critic Reviews

"Every single person I know asks, 'How can I meet her or him?' At last I have the answer: read this book!" (Regis Philbin)

Average

This audio book is fairly average. I found that most topics discovered are covered in much better sales and self-improvement books. Eyecontact, compliments, touch, are heavily covered topics in this audiobook. It is really easy to listen to and the audiobook is short. A good starting point as a beginner book but nothing special or extraordinary about this book. I would recommend finding a better self-improvement book rather than this one.

Good Value

Would you listen to How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You again? Why?

Yes it gave me some great tips on how to interact with people, both males and females, and how to change the way they view you. The best thing was that it motivated me into trying the things she talked about.

Interesting pop-culture teaching of social psychol

What other book might you compare How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You to and why?

There have been a lot of books on this topic, from the academic to pop culture books... even many magazine articles that have taken principles of social psychology to address why we fall in love with certain people, and how to use that. The author makes a point of saying on a number of occasions that this is not creating lasting love (that is a different topic), and that it depends upon a basic level of attraction and interest for any of this to work.

creative insight into love

I felt there were some great tips, easy to follow. fantastic performance by author. must read book. exciting!

Novice

Pretty novice stuff, I might have taken a thing or two from this but if I did I don't remember what it is. I wouldn't listen to this again.

"Christian moral values"

Don't listen to this prude with "Christian moral values."

What are they doing reading this book anyway? How naughty.

It's mostly about the science of human attraction and it confirms things that you may know intuitively but it can help you be more deliberate. I'd recommend it.

Quick book good techniques

its nice but how to talk to anyone was better. it felt like a subset

Great knowledge for everyone

This is a must read for everyone looking to grow their knowledge base on the front of Love. I think every man and woman show read the book, at any stage of life, single, partnered, married or even some1 whose was married for a very long time. you can find wisdom to pass down to others and wisdom that can help you find your own flaws. Great book!

Wonderful Book for Relationships

I feel this is a Wonderfully Accurate book on Relationships. I would recommend it for anyone as a Great Read. I give it a PERFECT SCORE of FIVE STARS. I am thoroughly impressed with this Book. Thank You Miss Lowndes for your perception, knowledge, and wisdom in these things.

Provides useful insights into that strange creature you want to have a romance with

The book provides a lot of interesting and potentially useful information about what makes the opposite sex tick.

Though you may not do everything she says, it really will help you check your own assumptions. This book will give you some new ideas about how relationships work and what men or women want a romantic partner.

Easy listening

Quite enjoyed listening to this audible book. A lot of the things she mentioned are actually common sense - but common sense that women (or maybe just me?!) somehow managed to oversee!