Lucky in Love: 52 Fabulous, Foolproof Flirting Strategies, One for Every Week of the Year

by Susan Rabin, Barbara Lagowski

From the bestselling author of  101 Ways to Flirt  and  How to Attract Anyone, Anytime, Anyplace  comes a new book designed to help you seize every flirting opportunity and find the love of your life. Are some of us simply luckier when it comes to love? Is it true that some people are just better flirts? Relationship and flirting expert Susan Rabin’s new book teaches us that while everyone can learn to flirt, the real key to finding love is to take advantage of every occasion to put those flirting skills to work. In  Lucky in Love , Rabin presents weekly strategies that both strengthen your flirting abilities and teach you how to embrace opportunity, turning impromptu conversations into memorable encounters, making exciting and enduring connections, and most importantly, increasing your chances of finding love every single week of the year.

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

Susan Rabin, MA is the author of two best-selling books published by Penguin, How to Attract Anyone, Anytime, Anyplace and 101 Ways to Flirt. Both books have been in bookstores for twenty years. In addition, she has authored Lucky in Love, Cyberflirt, and The Summer Train: A Woman’s Journey from Desperation to Celebration (2014). Susan has appeared on numerous radio and TV talk shows including Oprah Winfrey, Good Morning America, Letterman, Leno, CNN, the O’Reilly Report, and quoted by the New York Times and magazines such as Cosmopolitan, People and Mademoiselle.

She was formerly the Family Living/Sex Education Coordinator for the NYC Board of Education and a Guidance counselor. She is presently a relationship therapist, trained in cognitive therapy by Dr. Albert Ellis

Reviews

[Jimmy J. Crantz · Rating 5 out of 5]

One day I asked myself "But how do people actually flirt? I don't get it". So, just like with so many other things I don't get, I borrowed Rabin's books, and that's how it all started. It helped develop my interest for social interactions - made flirting into something fun, and probably helped me find new friends as well.