I had some familiarity with the subject before reading this book. This is the first piece that I have read by this author; he seems educated about anatomy and technique, despite being a male.

I come from an academic background and believe that every source is valuable for either supporting or disproving theories, or telling you that you need to consider and review additional sources; this falls into that latter category. This book provides a cursory overview of G-spot myth, lore, and fact. It lists the steps needed to achieve a G-spot orgasm as if you're replacing the belt of your dishwasher. It was not horrible. The book's content is founded in facts and ideas widely supported in academia and by those that actually have a vagina, so it's not totally without merit.

It's a fairly sterile layout with black-and-white type and diagrams. The version I purchased is a paperback book.

I would still buy this book if I were to do it over again but only in addition to other books covering the same topic.

Our experiences are still a work in progress and we've not achieved lift-off yet, but we are slightly more informed than before.