Seven Attitude Adjustments for Finding a Loving Man

Desperate Measures If Terry McMillan's Waiting to Exhale were a self-help book, it would be Seven Attitude Adjustments for Finding a Loving Man by Audrey B. Chapman (Getting Good Loving). Her no-holds-barred, get-real point of view is already familiar to Washington, D.C., listeners to her radio talk show. Based on her therapy practice and myriad statistics, Chapman addresses issues unique to relationships between black women and men, and advises women about how to overcome the ""seven deadly attitudes"" and how ""to tell the difference between a brother who is available for the long haul and one who's only there for a hit-and-run."" Agent, Madeleine Morel. (July)