Domestic Sex Goddess

Description

Successful sexpert Kate Taylor spent her early career writing sex manuals with tips on getting a better sex life, then she got married - and then she had two children. Suddenly, the books she had previously written bore no relation to her own sex life. Where were the tips on having amazing sex in complete silence during 10 minutes of privacy whilst the kids are watching cartoons? Where was the advice on how to still fancy your partner when you've just spent 10 minutes picking his socks up off the bedroom floor? Where was the section on the most-childproof locks for bedroom doors, or how to laugh it off when your toddler gatecrashes a dinner party waving your vibrator? Knowing that she wasn't the only wife and mother struggling with these issues, Kate decided to write the book that would solve these problems forever. Domestic Sex Goddess is a sex book for couples in long-term relationships, with or without children. It's for couples who adore each other, but would like new ideas to take to bed that bring back the initial excitement and who want real-life sex tips they can fit in around a busy day and eight hours' sleep at night. Domestic Sex Goddess divulges the secret to achieving a thrilling long-term sex life - it's organisation. In each chapter of this book Kate takes a different area of the home and discusses practical lifestyle changes that you can implement in order to give yourself both the time and energy for sex. From sizzling sex tips for the kitchen, lusty lovemaking positions for the living room and bed-busting moves for the bedroom through to ideas to make the bathroom hot and steamy and even some outrageous outdoor activities, Kate presents all the naughty know-how you'll need to keep the passionate home fires burning.

Kate Taylor is one of the UK's most popular sexperts. She is the published author of four sex books and was the high-profile writer of GQ's 'Sex life' column from 1998 to 2002 (when it was voted 'Best page in GQ' every year by readers). She has also written for many other publications, including Wallpaper, The Guardian, The Observer, Minx, She, More!, The Sun and Tatler. Kate presented Sex Tips for Girls (2001) and More Sex Tips for Girls (2002) on Channel Four. She was Capital Radio's Sex & Dating expert, and has been hailed as 'Britain's Candace Bushnell'. Her previous books include The Good Orgasm Guide, Life's Too Short for Tantric Sex, A Woman's Guide to Sex and Not Tonight, Mr Right. Kate Taylor met her husband via the dating site Match.com, who she married in 2000. They have since had two children. Author Location:London