Rating: Five out of Five Hearts for effectiveness; but only two for "niceness".

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    What I like about this: It seems to work like magic sometimes (and in a lot of contexts, from getting a date to closing a business deal).
    What I don’t like about it: You have to be “on” when you use it; it seems to be taking an “unfair” advantage of the people you try to use it on.
   Women:  this book is mostly geared toward men -- however you can learn a lot about how and why some men can be such jerks.  So:  try the book and know thine enemy (guys who are just going to use you).    
    But read on:
    I am not going to go into great detail here, because the Speed Seduction website has  stuff on it that explains it all. But read on for my take on the “speed seduction” program:
Get past Ross’s cocky attitude, and you find out he has something to be cocky about: This guy knows his stuff!!! If you buy some of his products, and try them, you will really learn about how to meet and date women.   (This is his web site: Seduction.com)  Some time after Ross wrote his first book,  he developed his “speed seduction” program -- it works almost like magic most of the time.
    However, sometimes Ross seems more like Darth Vader than Yodi. If you start using these techniques, you could feel like Luke Skywalker trying to resist the call to “come to the dark side”. This is powerful stuff. On the other hand, all Ross is doing is teaching you something. First, he teaches you that when a woman wants you, there was a process that happened that got her into that state (to most of us this happens entirely by accident). Second, he teaches you how to bring a woman along into that process to the point that she wants you (the process is no longer an accident; you are in control). IT WORKS! IT IS GREAT! (I think he used his mind control on me.)
    One more thing: Ross says some things about women you may not like. You might think he has no respect for them; you might think Ross is kind of a jerk; you might not like his attitude. He might offend a few people.  But, given the fair warning, you can buy the book. Reviewed by Ross Josephs.