Will Marry for Food, Sex, and Laundry: How to Get Him - And How to Keep Him

I thought Simon Oaks put the perspective of both sexes into a black and white format. The book really simplifies all that women tend to over-analyze. Of course, he discusses the dangers of over-analysis in the book as well, amongst many other things. After reading the book (because I could not put it down), I found that things are really driven by genetics and most of what we do or are good at is because we were designed that way, so it's ok to embrace it and move on. All in all, Simon really shows that there is no hidden algorithm on how to make a man feel loved and appreciated. I thought the book was well written, concise, and thorough.