SUPER HOT SEX by Tracey Cox|SUPER HOT SEX by Tracey Cox is good book overall. Its full of great pictures and share helpful tips.

The photos throughout this book are done with great respect for the male and female body parts. They also are all in color. Each photo is done in a tasteful manner with no suggestion of being pornography.

Helpful techniques to increase your pleasure behind closed doors or in public, if that’s what you like, are throughout the book. The advice leads more toward heterosexual (opposite sex) couples rather than homosexual (same sex) couples. Even though in the book she does talk briefly about threesomes as well as swingers.

Some of the other topics that will be read in the book includes masturbation, sex positions, fantasies|Sex Fantasies Book and your sex life in other places other than in your home.

The masturbation section gives you step by step masturbation techniques for him as well as her.

The sexual positions shared in this book are practical and can be used by just about every couple. Unlike some books that share positions that only very flexible woman (unlike me) and very strong men can perform.

As for the fantasies and sex|Sexy costume play fantasies outside your home, which come in hand and hand for some of us, is very interesting. It gives us strategies and real case scenarios on getting a fantasy from your head to the bed. The strategies will hopefully prevent you from shocking your partner or from causing them to run in the opposite direction. The locations that are discussed briefly include restaurants, parks, and in the rain.

Even though this is an overall good book, I only give it 3 stars out of five. The reason for this is because for me this book was not anything special. It showed me positions and other techniques that I already knew while I was looking for a book to teach me something new. Also the tips shared throughout this book appear to be more like her opinion rather than facts or instructions. I also felt that she tried to squeeze too many topics into the one book. By doing so it appeared to me that a lot of the topics where brief and could have been discussed further then what they were.