In The Art of Seduction, Robert Greene teaches us the fundamentals of how to wield power without force – an art perfected by lovers, politicians, and advertisers.

Seducers are everywhere - in politics, our social lives, our romantic encounters - but these individuals do far more than simply create lust. Ultimately, they're acquiring soft power.

The power of seduction comes from the 'surrender' moment. If the seduction is skillfully implemented, the victim effectively falls in love with the seducer, the intensity of their passion blinding them to rational thought.

In such a state, the victim surrenders a degree of their free will and agency – and hands it to the seducer.

In The Art of Seduction, writer and editor Robert Greene teaches us how to master this skill through awakening our seductive abilities, shedding light on the different personality types that fall prey to seductors, and uncovering the inner workings of the seduction process.