Seducer, John Stevens, in his memoir describes an adventure lasting a year as he womanized in the sexually deviant, East European country of Hungary. Covered in explicit detail are the events leading up to and surrounding each of his colorful 26 affairs during that time. A spicy variety of girls and circumstances are entertained including virgins, nymphomaniacs, straying fiancées, exhibitionists, booty call, one-night stands, office flings, road trips, threesomes and partner swapping. His account is designed to appeal to a wider audience; namely men who are looking for practical, detailed examples of womanizing in action, under the guise of a novel. It also is appropriate for those women curious to delve into the minds of men and furthermore reflect on how they handle themselves in dating situations. It contrasts other self-help books on the subject as it primarily describes a story whereby any tips are subtly interwoven through the use of self-reflective moments and active demonstration. Recommended approaches are not listed clearly as numbered rules to follow. In this way, the humanity of the situation is preserved.