I had the utmost pleasure of having this amazing mind-bending literature revealed to me by a co-worker this past weekend. Immediately I was enthralled by the words of Mr. Shannon because despite the obvious tongue in cheek nature of this, his points hit home and hit hard. Naturally the predatory females of the world would have this book destroyed for revealing cold truths about them but this book serves as an entertaining and enlightening read to all of us who've been brainwashed since forever to believe that relationships and marriage are the way they are because that's the "right" way. If you're a man or woman and would love to read possibly one of the greatest books ever written, just Google: "Predatory Female" and you'll be presented with links for the e-book. Upon recommending this read to some other co-workers ( a man and woman), the former half-heartedly said he'd look at it and the latter gave me a chilling glare almost as if she knew this book contained her possible tactics employed in her marriage...this was before I even got through half the book! After reading this fully I noticed the predatory female syndrome even more so and laughed because now I had a definition and a diagnosis for what I suspected but never fully understood all these previous years. The author proves my notion that prostitution is really one of the greatest things available to man. In answering a question on whether or not someone could sample marriage without committing themselves to damnation first, he says to "buy a 500 pound Bengal tiger and keep it in your backyard. Support it, feed it and then attempt to mount it and see if you're prepared for married life." Do I think a marriage can still work? Yes but not under the false pretense bullshit the world would want you to believe. As I was heading to work on Sunday I overheard a mother telling her daughter "mommy is super smart!" as a depressed looking husband pushed the empty stroller behind them. It's like the wife kicked him in the nuts and laughed about it as she did it. This book was so fascinating to me that it immediately joined my must read list of works such as Jurassic Park which used to just be Jurassic Park itself. I plan on finding this in a hard copy just to know that it exists. To sum up this book, a quote that stuck in my head instantly upon reading it: "If it flies, floats or fucks...it's cheaper to rent." Such sheer brilliance.