In this book Tamara writes about what it is like to date, marry, and sleep with an Autistic man. There are many challenges that present themselves when one party in a relationship has Autism and the other does not. Tamara talks about these issues openly and shares some intimate tips on how you can be more intimate with your Autistic partner. This book talks about sensory issues. It explores ways to be considerate of your Autistic partners sensory needs while still having your sexual and intimacy needs met. It gives ideas for how to talk to your Autistic partner about love and emotions. Tamara discloses tips for having intimate conversation with your partner in this book in a fun and unique way. This book is educational but also entertaining as it is partly non-fiction with some fiction stories added to the mix. Edward is an Autistic man who meets a woman at a writers conference. He is a virgin and he is on a mission to lose his virginity and find the love of his life. He has no idea how to date or talk to women. As he embarks on a trip to a writers conference in New York City Edward has no idea that his life is about to change forever and he is on the verge of meeting the love of his life who will rock his world in and out of the bedroom. This book will be useful in understanding emotions of Autistic males in intimate relationships along with giving you tips on how to talk to your partner about conflicts in relationships and share your emotions equally with each other. This book provides tips for becoming closer to your partner. It also provides tips on how you can help your partner advocate for his needs in an intimate relationship with you. Tamara says it is important that people communicate their most basic human needs in all relationships even more so in romantic ones. With communication being the major barrier to relationships for people with Autism, Tamara provides ways that you can communicate sexual needs and desires along with emotional needs and desires. Check out book I of this new series that will continue in to the future in the next few years.