In Search of Good Dick Book

From the Author: Every woman should be looking for more than just a man. She should desire someone who makes her feel complete. Someone who makes love to her spirit, her mind, and her body. This book is intended for the grown and mature. However, I encourage parents to share this book with both young women and men. I think that as a rite of passage into adult-hood wherein young women and men will begin to explore the various feelings of sexuality that it is important they recognize that there are different types of relationships.some will be good to us, but not necessarily good for us. The viewpoints herein are strongly based on the author's point of views and experiences. They are a manifestation of conversations she's shared over the years with both men and women relative to their own personal relationships; and should not be deemed as 'absolute'. The contents are presented in a lite-hearted, and sometimes explicit manner as to grasp the attention of the reader and keep it. From the Editor: In Search of Good Dick is about a woman's journey through various relationships. What readers will find most striking is that this journey is not that of just Jacquelyn She has taken the time to share with the world pertinent life experiences and understandings about relationships that she has learned from mentors, peers, strangers, and friends. Many of the readers will identify intimately with her; oftentimes, finding that they've traveled, ventured or even tarried on some of the same roads as Jacquelyn. The book is a lite-hearted exploration of various types relationships that women find themselves involved in for one reason or the other. Jacquelyn does a wonderful job of making sure that allwomen from varying socioeconomic groups can enjoy the book. Many of her experiences are those of women from every race, ethnicity, or social status. We've all been in situations where we were giving so much more what we're getting back. Although, explicit in some areas, I think that was even important because the explicitness captures the reader's attention. The book reads like a letter. Jacquelyn writes in a narrative as if she is speaking directly to, or having a conversation with the reader. The book is humorous, informative, and enlightening. Both women and men will appreciate the lite-hearted humor, but gripping facts and reality about what we (men and women) should be doing to attract the right mate; enhance or sustain our existing relationship; or to move on to a relationship that may be more fulfilling. THE TIME WILL COME WHEN YOU WILL ACCEPT NOTHING LESS THAN WHAT YOU GIVE IN A RELATIONSHIP That time has finally come for Jacquelyn Rochell. After several failed relationships where she had given her all and all to men who deserved much less, she's not willing to accept nothing less than what she is giving.