52 Weeks of Romance is a great start to becoming the Richard Gere or Rachel McAdams in your relationship. Simple gestures or elaborate schemes? It all depends on the luck of the card. Presented in a lottery ticket way, this keeps the fun and secrecy (in a good way) alive. This game would be great for any couple that wants to get closer to their other half and just kick up the sweetness. It would make a great gift for anniversaries, for the bachelorette, bride and groom, or even a young (just blooming) relationship. It's fun. It brings you back to your first year of dating and brings the heart rate up once more without pushing the "on switch" if you know what I mean.

When I got 52 Weeks of Romance in the mail, I was not surprised to see that it was packaged safely and discreetly like everything else from EdenFantasys. I was surprised at the size of the game. I thought it was going to be a board game size but it's a lot smaller. Not that it matters. The game is the cards and they can be kept in the little black satin drawstring bag that comes with it. You just throw the box out anyways.

Each person gets 52 scratch off cards, and they say which one goes to him or her. They don't tell the other what they got for a task, instead they keep it secret and just execute it with each one being done within that week. That gives you enough for the whole year. I am not going to tell you what the cards have on them because I wouldn't want to ruin them for you, but I will say that some are just little reminders that show you care while others are things to get the steamy night going (but in a romantic way).

I do want to add that you may not do every card because some may not jive with who you are or may be a little outside your comfort zone, but it may be a base idea for something you can customize into your own.

My husband laughed at a few of these, and I didn't particularly jump on the idea of one or two, but both of us have fun doing it. It makes us feel like we are dating again.