Dear Lover: A Woman's Guide to Enjoying Love's Deepest Bliss Paperback – January 1, 2002

An intimate book written by David - as if he was writing to me personally. He touched my heart and showed me - what my heart already knew.It's a bedside favourite for me - and I often just choose a chapter - I feel like I fall into it - it feeds me so.Thank You David, so much.I know my heart needed to hear these words just as much as the next beautiful womans' heart.

I wish I read more reviews because I couldn’t even get past the second chapter. I tried. This book was recommended to me and now I’m questioning why. I’ve read other books on the topic but this was absurd in my opinion. Not helpful and just read as a string of sexual spiritual word salad. Not for me.

It's difficult to write what I feel about this book. I read as much of it as I could stomach and then threw it into the trash in the hope no one would ever find it. This man, the author, is either terminally misled or has an ego the size of the universe. He knows how women feel? Excuse me? When was he a woman? I pity the poor woman who reads this and accepts it hook, line, and sinker. He is so off base as to be laughable, if I didn't worry that some women would actually take him seriously.Truly ecstatic lovemaking is a matter of giving and being given to in total love. It has nothing whatsoever to do with "succumbing", "surrendering", "giving up" -- on either part.I am especially deeply disappointed in Marianne Williamson for promoting this delusional writing.There was no way to get this posted but to choose at least one star for this rating. If I'd had a choice, I would have chosen the negative (-) sign for "Don't bother, it's just another male ego trip." Unbelievable.