The Science of Attraction
Flirting, Sex, and How to Engineer Chemistry and Love

This book has a good mix of ideas that I've heard from other sources, so it's a good reminder of a lot of concepts and theories for interpersonal relationship. It's good for a reminder of all the ideas out there but doesn't go into as much depth of do as much troubleshooting with any particular prob......more

This book was interesting in ways I didn't expect, and contained things I already knew in areas I thought I would learn something new. It gets 5 stars for readability (easy for the average reader to understand and wasn't boring at all), 3.75 stars for content. I'm sensing a theme that Patrick King's......more

It is very very obvious that this book was written by a man - it is basically a guide on how to get women with bits of science and, of course, men's favourite "biology and evoluktionary theory" a.k.a a bit of sexism sprinkled in, and occasional reference to "person" where the author caught himself o......more

Reading The Science of Attraction feels like uncovering the blueprint of human connection. It’s a fascinating exploration of what truly draws people together—not just physically, but emotionally and psychologically. The book delves into how our subconscious minds influence attraction and provides pr......more

How do you talk to someone you like and get them hinged on to you. Rather put this way, what's the best possible way to present yourself both verbal and non verbal gestures for a long lasting impression.  This book is determined to put forward the successful approach which comes in handy and graduall......more