Books like The Manipulated Man

Mind-blowing in its courage and audacity, corrosive in its vitriol against feminine wiles and subterfuge. It would be more eye-opening (and horrifying) if ALL (American) women were as Vilar claims, but luckily I have found several women that defy her stereotype. Moreover, Vilar doesn't suggest any solutions to this gender war, she just gloomily insists men are happy to be lambs to the slaughter. It reads very quickly and it's hard to prove Vilar wrong. One gets the feeling that only a woman could have written this, and probably paid a high social price for doing so.