In the complex world of modern dating and long-term relationships, words often fall short. We say "I'm fine" when we are not, or "I'm interested" without truly feeling it. However, our bodies tell a different story—a silent, ancient story rooted in biology and evolution. In his groundbreaking book, , Dr. David Givens offers a fascinating, science-backed look at the nonverbal cues that define romantic attraction.

The information in "Love Signals" is a tool for understanding and improving your real-world interactions. The most effective way to learn the language of love is to observe it in the wild—in coffee shops, at work, in social gatherings. Pay attention to the subtle signals happening around you.

Exposes the neck, signaling vulnerability and non-aggression.

: You can borrow the book for free for limited periods at the Internet Archive (2005 edition) or the 2009 edition .

A fraction-of-a-second raising of the eyebrows.