Sexier Sex: Lessons from the Brave New Sexual Frontier

Sexier Sex: Lessons from the Brave New Sexual Frontier is the handbook for every woman who has ever wanted to try things that she wouldn't reveal to her best friend … every woman who has wanted to push the limits of her sexuality … every woman who has suspected there might be a voyeur … a seductress … an erotic storyteller … a dominatrix … a polyamorous, polysexual goddess … lurking just beneath her "nice girl" exterior.

With step-by-step instructions, hot tips, and "tales from the front," sex-tech columnist Regina Lynn shows women how to find greater sexual pleasure, intimacy, and adventure through creative use of modern technology, regardless of their relationship status or sexual orientation. What's more, most of the technology is already familiar — no special purchases necessary. After all, everyone knows, it's not the tech, it's how you use it that counts.

Sexier Sex dispels the apprehension surrounding the use of new technologies and invites women to take the lead in redefining sex, relationships, and love in the information age.

If you are feeling bored in bed, maybe it’s time to try something new: expand your sexual horizons, discover kinky, release your inner sex kitten, buy a pair of handcuffs . . . you get the point.

Every day women are exploring their sexuality and testing their sexual boundaries in exciting ways: on the internet, through new positions, with multiple partners, with toys, over the phone, and more. Sex columnist Regina Lynn is here to guide and help you fully discover your sexuality and get more pleasure from your sensual life with Sexier Sex: Lessons from the Brave New Sexual Frontier.

With step-by-step instructions on how to go about making technology work for you, regardless of your relationship status or sexual orientation, as well as hot tips, Sexier Sex dispels the apprehension surrounding the use of new technologies to increase pleasure and invites women to take the lead in redefining sex, relationships and love in the information age.