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 "Lube Jobs" Empowers Women To Tune Up Love Lives A new book has been launched for women who are unhappy with their spouses. It’s a light hearted look at how women can tune-up their old wreck of a marriage, take a look under the hood and get their hands dirty, maybe get on their knees and pull out that rusty old muffler that’s been making so much noise for so long (refer to gratuitous photos of girls with cars).  At first glance, the net-stockinged blonde and her come-hither look changing a tire on the cover of the new book "Lube Jobs" triggers an impulse to lock up husbands and kids. Well, the kids for sure.
But authors Don and Debra Macleod just want to have a lighthearted look at marital sex. Their book, "Lube Jobs," is a how-to manual aimed at jump-starting marriages that have drifted into boredom or become stuck because of today's pressures and the endless litany of daily priorities.
It's a sex manual snout to tail, but tailored to the tensions of today's hectic life. It isn't the first book on the topic from the Alberta, Canada, couple, who wrote the 2004 book "The French Maid: And 21 More Naughty Sex Fantasies to Surprise and Arouse Your Man." And another book is in the works.
"Lube Jobs: A Woman's Guide to Great Maintenance Sex" is essentially lighthearted but addresses sensitive issues that are taboo in many minds.
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