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    How To Talk Dirty (Dirty Talk, #1)

    By Denise Brienne

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    About this ebook

    Learn How To Talk Dirty Tonight!

    Are you looking to spice up your love life?

    Does your man ask you to talk dirty to him?

    Do you want to start talking dirty but, don't know how to start?

    If you answered yes to any of these questions than this book is for you...SO KEEP READING!

    How To Get Started Talking Dirty

    The challenge you face when taking the first steps in talking dirty is you don't know where or when to start. You are filled with more questions than answers and you need help.

    The problem is that you can't talk with your mother, aunt or grandmother about this subject. You might not even be able to talk with your good friends about it. This subject is a bit TABOO and everyone knows it.

    That’s why you need this book. You are able to walk step-by-step through the dirty talking experience. And when you come out on the other side your man will love you more, you will be having better sex and the fire and romance will be back in your relationship.

    Thousands of women have benefited from Denise’s expert advice on this subject. She has written dozen of books on the topic, runs a website on the topic @ http://www.DirtyTalk101.com and a members only site as well @ http://Members.DirtyTalk101.com. She has been featured on countless relationship blogs, podcasts and even national magazines.

    If you want expert dirty talk & sex advice, in an easy to understand book. LOOK NO FURTHER!

    What You Will Learn In This Book

    1. Why you should talk dirty
    2. The most important part of talking dirty
    3. Finding out that dirty talking doesn't have to be filthy
    4. How to get started
    5. How to get dirty ideas
    6. Setting the stage for being naughty
    7. How to put words in your mouth
    8. How to use dirty talk creatively everyday
    9. Fine tuning your bedroom talk
    10. How to have phone sex
    11. How to send dirty text messages
    12. Playing dirty online with cybersex and email
    13. How to talk dirty in public
    14. Finding those "WHOA" moments
    15. How to do naughty role-playing
    16. Girl on girl dirty talk
    17. Getting hard-core with talking dirty
    18. How to put everything into action

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArrabella Publishing
    Release dateJun 3, 2014
    ISBN9781498905503
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    How To Talk Dirty (Dirty Talk, #1)
    Author

    Denise Brienne

    Denise Brienne has always had a passion for writing. Her love of the written word began when she was in college, when she discovered journaling as an outlet for the things running through her head and heart. The day she started writing about a tumultuous relationship in her journal was the day she learned just what powerful emotions the words could convey. Today, Denise is a published author with many exciting works under her belt. Her books focus on helping women spice up their intimate relationships, solve problems in the bedroom and explore their sensual side. Denise might be best known for her How To Talk Dirty and the “101 Series” of books, in which you can always find what you’re looking for to spice things up, no matter what stage your relationship is in. You can also keep up with Denise’s latest adventures and advice at DirtyTalk101.com, an international online magazine that caters to women who want to further explore their sexuality. When she’s not penning sexy advice or erotic stories, Denise can be found camping, cooking, enjoying nature or discussing relationships over a good cup of French roast coffee.

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      Ultimate Guide to Talking Dirty No Porn in Print The first thing one might believe when looking at Denise Brienne’s book title, The Ultimate Guide to Talking Dirty, is that the work is someone’s idea of a laundry list of curse words and crude names for body parts; but while bits of such information do present themselves, that is not the premise of the entire work. The premises of the book are to aid and enhance the continuance of physical-based bliss for couples. This is not a story told by the author, nor is it a book for the juvenile and/or teen sect. It is rather the author’s idea of advice for serious couples, to help spice things up and enhance their love life. It is also an open discussion on issues that most do not feel comfortable enough to speak of to others. The book is well written in plain and forthright wording. There are no twists and turns for one to become lost, and the chapters are set up in a logical manner with only a bit of rehashing of information. In an effort to be supportive, the author used the format of regular speech to present an open dialog with readers, as if having a face-to-face conversation. However, a side effect of the attempt at supportiveness is redundant bouts of reassuring the reader that she, or he, is headed in the right direction for needed information. The speech is geared toward females, though could be useful for either sex. Over all, the book does what it sets out to do, which is give readers information that most would never seek from a public discussion.