Posted enough there TB. 

BelenUmeria said:As I said, what I have SEEN of the book suggests thing that only a teen would giggle over. It could have material that is mature, but none that I have SEEN.
The thread asked to evaluate the book based on the content that has been released. I gave my opinion of that content.
I certainly would not allow my players to play a Dominant and Submissive PrC etc. However, I would allow the Companion PrC from Traps and Treachery.
One is tasteful and the other is not.
Enough said.
The section on alignments supplements the existing rules in that it shows how each alignment approaches relationships (and not sex) in general. While not every alignment has an example, the ones that do are well written and succeed in making you understand the thinking behind that alignment.
There is a very brief section on new uses for existing skills, four new feats and a variant rule adding Appearance as a seventh ability score (reminiscient of the 2nd ed. Comeliness).
The deities may not be everyone's cup of tea but are interesting...
Magic and Spells gives us three new domains that fit with the overall theme of the book and several new spells. Most of the spells in the preview are sex-driven but have interesting effects.
fusangite said:...I guess another reason I don't support this book is the fact that, from what is stated here, it appears that characters can be more powerful if they do something in a sexual way that is normally done in a non-sexual way...
Is this ability independent of Charisma or is there a synergy between the attributes? I would have great difficulty if the two were independent variables.