America’s Latinas: Why Chicas Are Rocking America’s Dating Scene, Getting the Best Guys, and Leaving Militant Feminists in the Dust by Joe Bovino

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With a unique male perspective, no BS (or gluten), provocative illustrations and observational humor, Joe Bovino’s #1 bestseller examines why chicas are rocking America’s dating scene, nabbing the best guys, and leaving hostile feminists in the dust. It employs a novel bird watching methodology to compare and contrast fourteen subcultures of American and Latin-American women. And, in the final chapter, it introduces 10 “Ghost to Goddess Principles” for American women who want to turn the heads and win the hearts of America’s most eligible bachelors (again) by being the best they can be.