As a 33-year-old, newly-single woman nervous about being back in the dating scene after five years, this book was a refreshing take. Blunt, no-holds-barred for sure, but definitely from somebody you know has your best interests in mind. It's the advice you'd get from one of your best girlfriends (if she weren't your biggest competition) or your mother (if she were honest enough to be your best girlfriend).

He's also hysterically funny--which makes the medicine go down easier and puts a smile on your face...before you head out the door on that next big date.

My only criticism is that it should have been longer. Maybe he could have gone into a little more detail about the different types of guys. We know they're all the same, but they're not /exactly/ the same. Everybody should have a dating coach like Prentice Prefontaine.