In this practical guidebook filled with straight talk, psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Les Parrott shares six secrets that can enhance a couple's sexual intimacy. Parrott offers crucial facts and practical insights to help men and their wives experience the best sex they've ever had.

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Review 1 for Crazy Good Sex: Putting to Bed the Myths Men Have about Sex

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4 out of 5

Good, but Doesn't Stand Out of the Pack

Date:July 31, 2012

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WARNING: This review is rated PG-15 (or something).

Judging by the number of books on the subject, you might come to the conclusion that Christian married couples don’t have sex often; and when they do have sex, it is not very satisfying. Every Christian counselor who can hammer out a manuscript wants to help with this perceived problem. I am not saying the books aren’t needed—I am only saying there are quite a few of them.

Not to be left out, Dr. Les Parrott has written a book devoted to helping men put behind them their misconceptions about sex. Crazy Good Sex (2009, Zondervan) targets “Six Big Sex Myths” (Part Two of the book) that many men have apparently bought into. They are:
* Men Want More Sex Than Women Do
* Sex with the Same Person Gets Boring
* Porn Is Not Addictive
* Size Matters
* The Bible Is Very Clear on Masturbation
* My Sex Drive Is Too Powerful to Control

I will not spend a lot of time on this review. This is not because the book is not very good. It is a fine book. Parrot is plainspoken and deals with the issues in a straight-forward manner. I appreciate that. But rather, because it does not really stand above the fray. The manner in which Parrot addresses some of his topics may be unique to him, but his answers are pretty much the same as most Christian authors, counselors, therapists, psychologists, or psychiatrists. Sex (within marriage) is good. Hang-ups about sex (within marriage) are bad. Couples should communicate more. Husbands should be less concerned about their own enjoyment of sex and more concerned about their wives. The best foreplay is a husband washing dishes or vacuuming the carpet.

I am not saying you should not get or read this book. In fact, if this is an area of struggle for you as a married couple, perhaps this is the book that will be of most help to you. I am saying it is not that different than many other books to help married Christians – and other married couples – with their sex lives.

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Review 2 for Crazy Good Sex: Putting to Bed the Myths Men Have about Sex

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5 out of 5

Date:June 12, 2009

Jennifer Goodwin

This book is written by a man for a man. Explains all the ways a woman is wired, and puts to rest some myths about sex.

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Review 3 for Crazy Good Sex: Putting to Bed the Myths Men Have about Sex

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5 out of 5

Date:March 16, 2009

Seth Addison

Finally, a book for men about sex that talks about real-world sexuality and real issues which men face today. And despite the fact that it's written by a university professor who teaches and does research on these subjects, Parrott's wring style is perfect for the ordinary guy who wants the truth about sex from a biblical perspective. At "Intimacy of Eden" we don't recommend many books, but this is one we can suggest with confidence.

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