The Game
The GameNeil Strauss

The Game (2005)

Neil Strauss

Creators: Mixed

The author and his friends become preoccupied with perfecting their techniques in seducing women, until an unexpected meeting with a female guitarist makes him question his lifestyle.

ISBN:
9783548369464
Length:
452 pages

Genres: biography

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I was enjoying this when I was reading it but the moment I would sit it down I would forget about it and then I would have no interest to get back into it I'd almost be forcing myself and I just reached a point of like exhaustion with it where I was like I just kind of want it to be done even though like it's not bad I just want it to be done

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