Grandma’s Sex Handbook provides comprehensive, explicit sexual advice to couples both married and engaged. It focuses specifically on sex and not marriage in general, and although it is by Christians and primarily for Christians, it is not a book about faith. Sex is only one of many factors in making a strong marriage, but it's a very important one.
Grandma's book is based on explicit sexual advice that’s been passed down from grandmother to granddaughter (and granddaughter-in-law) for at least eight generations, usually 2 weeks before marriage, and it's built around 2 principles: It’s okay for a wife to enjoy sex, and a wife should keep her husband satisfied sexually. Are you surprised that many Christian women have trouble enjoying sex due to doubts about what’s okay in bed and what’s not? Most wives want to satisfy their husbands, but you can’t do your best at that if you don’t enjoy sex. Why? It’s the difference between willing and wanting.
You may be willing to have sex any time your husband asks for it, but that alone puts too much pressure on him – if he always has to initiate sex, it can lead him to feel like he’s imposing, which in turn, leads him to be reluctant to ask. Always or usually getting sex when he asks for it may relieve his physical hunger, but having a wife who wants to have sex with him will satisfy your husband’s emotional needs like nothing else can. You need to enjoy sex, for your husband’s sake as well as your own!
So most of Grandma’s sex advice is focused on why and how to be a vixen in the bedroom and help married couples enjoy sex as God intended. It includes a glossary and index, and personal stories enhance many of the topics, with a feature explanation of the difference between sexual fantasy and lust. Once you clearly understand that difference, you’ll also be able to enjoy the last chapter, Grandma’s Sex Fantasy Cookbook, which is a collection of hundreds of Grandma’s favorite sex fantasy recipes.
