How to Win the Love Game: A User-Friendly Guide to Rekindle Your Love and Help Others Fall in Love with You

by C. Alex Anders

What do you think is harder, finding love or staying in love? Both can feel like a near impossible task. But humans have evolved to do both. Granted, modern society has made things a little more difficult, but once you know the rules of the game, winning the love game becomes a matter of time.



In 'How To Win the Love Game', relationship expert and internationally bestselling romance author C. Alex Anders, gives you a guide for how to fall in love, stay in love, and rekindle love once love begins to recede. Presented in a fun, easy to read manner, Anders presents neuroscience as a game with points, an objective, and a winning strategy that you can apply to your own life. And with personal stories and the occasional bit of humor, 'How To Win the Love Game' is a quick read which is guaranteed to, not only transform your love life, but increase your chances of winning the love game.

146 pages, Paperback

Published May 19, 2019

Reviews

[Mary Clark · Rating 4 out of 5]

As an avid reader of this author’s books, I was quite intrigued when he brought this particular book out, more from a sense of curiosity than anything else. Nevertheless, the author not only gives an indepth insight into his own personal experiences, but shares some quite intriguing information. I, myself, have been very happily married for almost 40-years, but knowledge is always worthwhile especially when it comes from a difference perspective. This isn’t meant to be a textbook, but a user-friendly guide for love; it talks about love from a neuro-chemical perspective, emphasizing how important Dopamine, Oxytocin and Cortisol are, as well as Endorphins Testosterone and Estrogen; particularly how they work on the brain’s receptors and in turn contribute to the way we feel and respond to others. While I must admit to being flummoxed at the beginning with all the technical spiel, I did persevere to the end and I am glad I did; I found the book to be quite enlightening by the time I finished reading it. It also gave me a good grasp of what the author was trying to portray. The inclusion of various charts was an added bonus in helping to calculate what essentially may contribute to a successful relationship. A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book and my comments here are my honest opinion.

[Helfren · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love is all about the science. The dopamine and oxytocin.

This book is a really out of the ordinary examples of how these two chemicals react and help us in determining how love really forms and how love really can be maintained by the scale of numbers that is simply mesmerizing in terms of execution and creativity.