There are many books on the market that profess to teach men how to attract and seduce ''any woman they want to'' or ''any woman they meet.'' Mode One: Let The Women Know What You're Really Thinking, by author Alan Roger Currie, makes no such ''hyped up'' claims.

Currie's approach is all about upfront, straightforward honesty combined with non-manipulative, highly self-assured behavior. Mode One teaches men that sometimes, being rejected by women is actually a good thing. Especially if that woman is nothing more than a highly skilled manipulator looking to waste a man's time, and take advantage of him financially.

The biggest lesson to be learned in Mode One is that men should avoid playing the role of the ''well-mannered nice guy'' in the hopes that their pleasant, lenient, overly-accommodating, and ultra-flattering behavior will be somehow 'rewarded' later on with a woman's romantic and/or sexual companionship.

Mode One avoids unsubstantiated ''hype,'' and works on changing men's psychological paradigms regarding attracting, seducing, and interacting with women.