Open Her: Activate 7 Masculine Powers to Arouse Your Woman's Love & Desire

De: Karen A. Brody

Narrado por: Corinne Davies

Open Her teaches a man how to embody seven masculine archetypes to engage his woman in a deeper, more passionate dance of love. Each archetype brings a power and a gift, a secret key to his woman's love and desire. Open Her will inspire a man to love his masculinity and to know the power it holds to open a woman to ever deepening states of pleasure and love.

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©2014 Karen Brody (P)2018 Karen Brody

Very eye opening

This book was very eye opening for me. Karen does a great job describing and giving examples of each masculine trait. This book gave me a lot of tools to work on to better myself. Karen gave me guidance on traits that I need to work on and also the tools to work on those traits.

wow, just wow

i have never listened to a book that has literally felt like you got kicked in the gut. it was like the author was quoting my wife. married men or single men take some time and listen to this book. you wont regret it. thank you for publishing this.

priceless perspective!

Pleasant voice and narration of a great book. Brody's perspective is worthy of your read/listen because it offers an approach to a man's mentality and power within to open/increase intimacy in his relationship with his love/wife.

Women Are Perfect Men Are Projects Subtext

First of all let me just say I like this book. I really like how Karen Brody goes into the different types masculine archetypes. When I listen to Brody's dating advice this Shakespeare quote comes to mind, "all the world's a stage." Feel like the ultimate outcome of this book will be men trying to "fake it until they make it." She asks a lot of men in this book, that's why I feel there is a slight underlying subtext that women are generally regarded as perfect and men are almost always projects to be improved. Obviously not true, but I think this is one downside of a book written in a female perspective. Overall worth reading even though at times it sounds like a romantic comedy.

I enjoyed and will reference this book often

Liked it a lot. Informative enlightening and offered the opportunity to look at things differently