The Adventures of a Love Investigator: 527 Naked Men and One Woman

I ordered several copies for my friends. We loved the author's surprising conclusions. Silkstone dared to go where no other woman has gone before ... and she returned to share her adventures. 527 Naked Men & One Woman is a feel good book - especially for those on the exit side of a relationship! It's also a big help to read BEFORE getting involved.

Barbara Silkstone has done a public service for women everywhere with her funny, frank, and often surprising look inside the hearts and minds of 527 men. I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Karen Quinn author of The Ivy Chronicles and Wife in the Fast Lane

Barbara Silkstone hits a new high in Do-It-Yourself books. Wanting to know what men really thought, she went out and asked them! Silkstone's goal was to interview 1,000 men about women, love, and relationships. She buckled at 527 guys, but not before collecting some of the juiciest tales! 527 Naked Men & One Woman - The Adventures of a Love Investigator is: Unique, Informative, Cautionary and Great Fun! I recommend this book for any woman during, before or after a relationship.

From the man who is totally committed to the man who sounds like he ought to literally be committed, Barbara Silkstone offers an interesting look into the tormented world of a man's mind. Barbara is able to capture how men constantly wrestle their inner demons. Even if he's the model spouse, he is not immune to the thoughts and desires that afflict every man. A brilliant look into why some men won't allow themselves to love while others rise up and conquer their demons. The differences between what men and women think about sex, love, and relationships has never been clearer.

Wow! Do they really think that? What are these creatures called men? Barbara Silkstone takes the reader on her journey to find a man who knows how to love. As I read her lively stories, I laughed, shed a few tears, and wanted to kill some of these men that don't have a clue about women and love. The good, the bad, and the ugly revealed themselves to Silkstone in many surprising tales of vulnerability and gut honesty. The quotes alone are worth the price of the book, but it's so much more than that. It's also a bittersweet story of one woman's search for love. Did she ever have it and where did it go?