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by Kelly Wilson (Author)
Because good sex is hard to come by. A benefit of having a serious relationship is supposed to be the ability to give and receive sex anytime we want. But if this were true, why is sex so hard to come by? As Kelly Wilson traveled from her thirties into her forties, she found herself in her sexual prime, much to the chagrin of her spouse. Her late-blooming loin fire created tension - sexual tension - when she discovered her spouse was not a machine made to coddle her every whim. In an attempt to satisfy her overheated loin spark, Kelly has made several awesomely terrible statements to her beloved husband of more than twenty years. She was surprised to discover that some of these statements actually worked. Frustrated and desperate, Kelly channeled much of her sexual energy into perfecting these humorous methods of getting the sex that she needed. In Kelly Wilson's The Art of Seduction: Nine Easy Ways to Get Sex From Your Mate, the author shares with you, dear reader, effective and humorous strategies to help you get the sex that you need. Because good sex can be hard to come by.
Author Biography
Kelly Wilson is an author and comedian who entertains and inspires with stories of humor, healing, and hope. She is the author of Live Cheap and Free and Don't Punch People in the Junk. Her latest book, Caskets From Costco, is a finalist in the 18th annual Foreword Reviews' INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards and has also been chosen as a finalist in the 10th annual National Indie Excellence Book Awards. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, Kelly writes and speaks about finding hope in the process of recovery. Through both stand-up and improv comedy, she brings laughter to audiences of all ages using a wide range of subject matter, including silly songs, parenting stories, and jokes and anecdotes revolving around mental health issues. Kelly Wilson currently writes for a living and lives with her Magically Delicious husband, junk-punching children, dog, cat, and stereotypical minivan in Portland, Oregon. Read more about her at www.wilsonwrites.com.
