The Scientific American book of love, sex, and the brain - Judith Horstman

"A superb exploration of that painful, intoxicating, and mysterious mess of emotions that we call love. Judith Horstman's lively prose tells all you ever wanted to know about love, and more."

Paul Ekman , professor emeritus, University of California, San Francisco; author,
Emotions Revealed

"A wonderful book, filled with unexpected insights and practical tips. Judith Horstman's writing is fun and compelling. I highly recommend it."

Daniel G. Amen , MD, author,
Change Your Brain, Change Your Body
and
The Brain in Love

"This wonderful and accessible book will definitely make you rethink what you thought you knew about love. It does an outstanding job making a tremendous amount of data about such an important topic easy and fun to understand."

Andrew Newberg , MD, coauthor,
How God Changes Your Brain

"Isn't the heart the organ for love, while the brain is the organ for reason? This book wonderfully and engagingly summarizes how and why our brain plays the major role in us getting swept away by the magic of love and human connection."

Marco Iacoboni , professor of psychiatry, University of California, Los Angeles; author,
Mirroring People: The Science of Empathy and How We Connect with Others