Great Sex Games

by Anne Hooper

Anne Hooper's unique guide to erotic sex games gives couples the know-how to reinvigorate their sex life. She uses her expert knowledge to ensure there's something to suit everyone.

Genres: Nonfiction, Sexuality

Paperback

First published November 1, 2000

About the author

Anne is an author, journalist, broadcaster, partner – and mother to three grown sons. She gave up the struggle to decide which of these roles is most important and relaxed into acceptance that all are important. Her priorities are: partner and three sons in equal measure. She writes to earn a living.

“Writing is not just about the joy of earning money. Writing, of any sort, offers such a spark of creativity that it compensates for the tough things in life. And of course life has been both tough and joyful," she says.

Reviews

[Hamada Cena]

Sex is a game between 2 lovers. We should enjoy it, not practice it. And Thanks to Anne Hooper, we got several games to play with our loves. God bless you, Anne Hooper! U ROCKS! :)

[Vincent Paul]

Great book, helps bring the childhood games to the mix.

Expand your sexual repertoire and overcome inhibitions with Anne Hooper's unique and imaginative guide to erotic sex games. With something to suit everyone, you and your partner can discover how to live out daring fantasies and spice up your sex life.

From stimulating games using an array of tantalizing sex toys and props, to frolics involving water, food, and video cameras, Anne Hooper shows couples how to explore and get the most out of a provocative range of sensual activities.

[Angela]

This was one of the more sensible gifts I got for my bachelorette party (back in October 2007).

The tame ideas, I have thought of...the Crazy ideas, are just that, a little too crazy for me. (And oddly...the more extreme "games" - like caning, and bondage - are what START this book, and it ends with the more tame ideas...usually they go they other way...odd)

[Kevin Browder]

Hooper capitolizes a little too much on the master slave thing just like everyone else. Unlike the others however, she handles the subject matter with a reminder to keep sympathic to your partner's sensitivities. As such there are great safeguards suggested to establish trust.

[Jennifer]

Really not edgy, but I could see these being fun for some people. There was only one that intrigued me.

[John dane shelly]

I read it for the article