Books Myths and Masters of The Game  by Adam Brown (Author)

"Myths and Masters of The Game" by Adam Brown chronicles the experiences of six men from different countries who undergo an intense three-month training bootcamp in London dedicated to improving their dating, social skills, physical fitness, and style under the guidance of top pickup artists and various instructors.

Key points about the book include:

The men face grueling challenges including psychological coaching, physical training, hypnotherapy, and fashion guidance.

The book provides a realistic, sometimes raw insight into the transformation process these men experience as they push their limits.

It is more of a documentary-style account than a traditional dating guide, offering a behind-the-scenes look at a high-level pickup artist bootcamp.

Some readers perceive it more as a promotional tool for an expensive training program rather than a standalone literary work.

It lacks the entertaining style and narrative flair of "The Game" by Neil Strauss but offers a closer representation of the current dating training culture.

The book is best suited for those seriously interested in the deeper workings of the pickup artist community and intensive self-improvement through dating training.