The Mind Games Men Play with Women

Like many women, I have wondered why men tend to play silly, little mind games when it comes to matters of the heart. Apparently Tonya Love has contemplated the same question and has eloquently written a book to help understand this paradox.The Mind Games Men Play with Women is a book that enlightens and educates with real facts that have been thoroughly researched, so the reader isn't provided with fluff and unnecessary writings. I really liked Love's positive attitude throughout the book and the advice she lends is fantastic.From wondering if "He (the man) is Truly Interested in You" to "He Might Not Be a Keeper," this book will have you (like I was) enthralled and eager to learn even more. Absolutely great read and a must-have for the confused woman in love.

As a tarot card reader I get asked about relationships all the time. I've wished numerous times for a small book to recommend to my customers that can be read by all ages. This is that book. If more people were in better relationships instead of wasting time on ones that don't serve them, I would most likely be out of a job haha. Until then I will recommend this book.

I RECEIVED THE ORDER QUICKLY. VERY PLEASED!!

It's good insight if you are a lady and confuse about how men think you need to get some understanding, this book is a good tool, especially if you are dating. You can read the book in an hour ..

I was hoping to get a little better insight to how my significant other thinks. Thank goodness it was free, because I deleted it.

A must read and great advice to learn about mind games men play on women. Even male kids play some of the same games with their mothers. Something to be aware of when you date them.

This wasn't written by someone in the field of psychology which was very disappointing. There is no substance to this book, it's just filled with common sense ideas a high-schooler could write.

It didn't have any useful or interesting content. It was like reading one long magazine article... it's geared more towards people in their late teens/early 20's. I expected it to be theories for behaviors based on foundational psychological research, but it wasn't at all what I expected.