| Author: | Bethany Reynolds | ISBN: | 9781450261838 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | November 1, 2010 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bethany Reynolds |
| ISBN: | 9781450261838 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | November 1, 2010 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
Every woman wants her guy to automatically know what she wants, especially when it comes to romance. But for the man who may need a little help along the way, The Art of Romancing a Woman shares practical tips from a woman who knows that females are sensitive, emotional, and sentimental beings who want to be loved, respected, and treated well.
Bethany Reynolds grew up in a household of men. As the sister to five brothers, she witnessed firsthand the difficulties her brothers experienced as they attempted to romance their special ladies. Through her more than two hundred tips, compiled via extensive real-life research with countless women from different cultures, ethnic backgrounds, religions, and social statuses, Reynolds illustrates that romancing a woman does not have to be intimidating or complicated. Her suggestions include making popcorn together, learning how to cook her favorite dish, and placing a single rose on the windshield of her carproving that making a woman smile and feel good about a relationship does not require tremendous effort.
The Art of Romancing a Woman offers realistic words of advice that will help any man create a loving and lasting relationship with the woman he loves.
Every woman wants her guy to automatically know what she wants, especially when it comes to romance. But for the man who may need a little help along the way, The Art of Romancing a Woman shares practical tips from a woman who knows that females are sensitive, emotional, and sentimental beings who want to be loved, respected, and treated well.
Bethany Reynolds grew up in a household of men. As the sister to five brothers, she witnessed firsthand the difficulties her brothers experienced as they attempted to romance their special ladies. Through her more than two hundred tips, compiled via extensive real-life research with countless women from different cultures, ethnic backgrounds, religions, and social statuses, Reynolds illustrates that romancing a woman does not have to be intimidating or complicated. Her suggestions include making popcorn together, learning how to cook her favorite dish, and placing a single rose on the windshield of her carproving that making a woman smile and feel good about a relationship does not require tremendous effort.
The Art of Romancing a Woman offers realistic words of advice that will help any man create a loving and lasting relationship with the woman he loves.
