Are You a Candidate to Read This Book?

Take this quick quiz to find out. Simply mark Y for Yes or N for No.

___	You can’t remember the last time your spouse gave you a real kiss or held your hand.
___	Experimenting in the bedroom means changing the color of the duvet.
___	Your conversations mostly have to do with who needs to pick up groceries and who should take the garbage out.
___	Sex is getting a little ho-hum. You’re stuck in a rut.
___	You can predict the exact spot your spouse will touch you.
___	Hopping in the sack with your spouse is just a distant memory BK (before kids).
___	When your spouse gets that Bullwinkle the Moose look, you suddenly have to clean the countertop, the potty, anything.
___	Your spouse doesn’t want to have sex unless there’s no one within a five-mile radius.
___	You undress in the walk-in closet.
___	You’re newlyweds, but you’re not getting the bang for your buck you thought you’d get.
___	You don’t mind crying or getting emotional over a tender moment on TV. But when the tender moment comes between you and your spouse, you’re uncomfortable.
___	Your spouse looks at you blankly when you say, “I was thinking we could try something different.”
___	The get-up-and-go in Mr. Happy has got up and gone.
___	The last book you read about sex was for your premarital counseling.
___	You don’t talk about what you really desire in sex and intimacy. It’s too embarrassing.
___	You can only make love with the lights off.
___	The highlight of your day is watching sitcom characters kiss while you sit next to your spouse on the couch eating popcorn.

If any of these topics resonated with you and you marked even one Y, you need to not only read this book but share it with your spouse.

If you want a new sex life by Friday—and not just good sex but wow sex, intimate connection, and exciting communication—this book will help you with just that.

I promise.