Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex: How Changing Your Everyday Habits Will Make You Hot for Each Other All Over Again »

Maggie Arana is a realtor and journalist. She has written for various Los Angeles-based publications including Music Connection, the now-defunct BAM Magazine, and the AAA travel magazine, Westways. A long-time lover of alternative music, she was a member of legendary early goth-rock band Kommunity FK. Maggie also enjoyed several years in the public relations business where she worked as a staff writer of press releases and other promotional materials.

Julienne Davis is an international model and actress. She began her acting career after landing the role of Mandy Curran in Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut, which gave way to her continued success in film and music. She has most recently appeared in House of Nine, starring Dennis Hopper. Having spent the last 17 years in Europe, she has had extensive media exposure in print ads, British Television, and has appeared in many commercials. As a member of the band Sophisticated Savage, Davis sang, wrote, and co-produced their debut album "Strange Paradise". She currently resides in Pasadena, California, with her husband Jay Strongman. Visit the author at www.juliennedavis.com.

Honey, Baby, Sweetums, Pookie . . . Who knew those sweet, androgynous pet names are the first step toward a nonexistent sex life? And all those 'personal grooming' activities you used to hide . . . Believe it or not, sharing them with your partner puts you on the fast track toward killing a healthy sexual relationship.

Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex is a smart, sassy, and honest guide for women of all ages, and looks at the root causes of sexual boredom in a revolutionary way. Authors Maggie Arana and Julienne Davis have discovered that it's the everyday things we say and do that sabotage sexual chemistry. They dare to pull back the sheets to examine the subtle yet powerful ways we're dulling our desire for our partners, while giving simple and practical solutions to rekindle the fire in our relationships.

This non-therapy-speak guide explains why date nights and sex in different locations are only Band-Aid solutions: The truth is, if you don't feel like having sex anymore, forcing yourselves to do it on the kitchen table is not going to fix the problem! In Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex, you'll also learn:

• Why arguing is an important factor in bringing couples closer together
  
• Why it is critical to maintain a sense of individuality
  
• How sexuality doesn't hinge on having the perfect body but rather on how a woman feels about herself and how she projects those feelings to her partner

If your sex life reads more like a service manual than a romance novel, stop calling him 'honey' and start rekindling the flame of desire!