Drs. Steve and Vera Bodansky have written a compact, highly informative book providing detailed information on increasing one's sensual and sexual pleasure. I loved thumbing through it to specific areas I was most interested in, and later reading it chronologically. I enjoyed the candid, and direct style in which information was conveyed--especially the techniques for feeling more and intensifying sexual pleasure. I also love the exercises, which from the start have provided hours of increased sensual enjoyment, and was most excited by the information on the female body. I found the book particularly female friendly--(thank you Drs. Bodansky)--and from start-to-finish enjoyed their overall perspective on expanding sensual pleasure from the moment of the first touch. This is a must for sexual education, whether one is single or in a relationship.

I am pretty in touch with my orgasmic abilities, but this book is taking me to a whole new level of pleasure! YES YES YES!

Reviewed by Gloria Hawkins for Reader Views (11/08) We read how-to books on everything else, why not a book on how to have a more enjoyable sex life? After all, our bodies were designed to appreciate such pleasures. Maybe if more of us had access to these kinds of books when we first began relationships, we would be much more successful and happy, in and out of the bedroom. The authors have written several books and have taught what lies within their books for over twenty years to countless others. They want partners to help each other to get to that special place faster and think of orgasms in a totally different way. I'm game! The Bodansky's make it very clear many times that they are not talking about an orgasm for an instant, but rather that orgasms can be reached almost instantly for women and even quicker for men if we take the time to study our endeavor just a bit. Practice makes perfect! Readers do need to understand that this can be a very clinical book including explicit drawings highlighting intimate body parts. It also contains its share of "...racy terms when doing so seems appropriate." I didn't feel like I needed a shower after reading it, but I couldn't help but laugh out loud at the term "crotch sneeze." You'll have to read the book. The bottom line seems to be that we need to focus on what we want, which is something we've heard in other parts of our lives. And the authors believe we can be instantly turned on if we allow ourselves to be and then we can achieve the Extended Massive Orgasm, which is so wonderful it is presented in capital letters! They ask the question about whether "...our natural state is to be in orgasm all the time and (whether) it is only when we move our attention...that we do not experience these sensual feelings?" I learned a lot just by reading the first chapter, but it will be even more fun to try the recommended exercises. There are solo ones and others I can share with my partner. My one complaint is that the Frequently Asked Questions at the end seemed like really bad Penthouse Forum letters that I remember from my youth. But for readers who want to get right to a specific technique there is a useful index and even a bibliography that eager readers can peruse. I would recommend "Instant Orgasm: Excitement at First Touch!" to anyone who wants to expand their pleasure with or without their partner. Life is too short to miss out on so much fun!

I have read all their books and this one is by far the best. it took all the doubt out of a sensual and sexual experience. The clear and fun writing makes the information easily accessible. My sensual life and my communication with woman has gotten so much better. It is a must read for everyone! I guess only if you want more fun though....

Steve and Vera Bodansky offer a crash course in preparing for pleasure. They encourage readers to find out what feels good to them, and then communicate that to their partner. They also instruct readers to make "connections" between their pleasure areas and a secondary body part, which can increase sensitivity during sexual encounters. They give specific, explicit instructions, complete with illustrations, on techniques to create and intensify the orgasmic response. I had a mixed reaction to this book. I think the authors offered some interesting and useful information, presented in a clear, easy to understand manner. However, I found myself put off by the style of writing the authors chose. Their switches from technical, medical terminology to slang for female genitals felt awkward, and their attempts at humor often fell flat. I think the authors tried to write in an informal, conversational style. This did not work for me, but I understand it might appeal to a larger audience. I did not find this a book I would choose to keep in my collection, but because it has so much good information, can see that it could be helpful to other readers.