La batalla de cada hombre (Every Man's Battle) Book

This book was disappointing. I've heard people speak of this book as if it's "the book" on defeating sexual temptation. Unfortunately, that's not what I found on the pages.
First of all, the authors are far too graphic, and may in fact evoke some of the very thoughts that they are telling you not to have. Big problem.
Second, while the authors provide some practical advice - it is all quite basic and really never touches on the real problem of lust - the heart. Bigger problem.
Lastly, the authors are quite proud of their accomplishments and of how they have beat sexual temptation. In fact, one of them goes so far as to say he can now "will the thought way" and doesn't need the Bible or anything. Basically, they sound like they have traded in sexual temptation for a mega-dose of arrogant self-righteousness. Biggest problem.
I'm currently reading Joshua Harris' book "Sex Isn't the Problem (Lust Is)". I've read two pages of the preface and am already finding it a better, more thoughtful treatment of the topic of lust.
In case you are unsure, I do not recommend "Every Man's Battle" to anyone. Though some may find the practical advice helpful - let's face it - it's so basic you already know you should be doing it. The real problem is why aren't you doing it?