"Author and 'Bodyguard for Women's Hearts' Boom provides tough love that's as frank as it is old-fashioned, a style best demonstrated by the title of his first book, If You Want Closure in Your Relationship, Start with Your Legs. A former bad boy (read: working pimp) himself, Boom warns that 'men are always looking for something to catch or shoot down,' but locates the real problem in the woman 'who refuses to let go... or change her bad habits.' To that end, Boom spends much time chiding women for ignoring unwritten rules of gender relations like, 'Girls follow, men lead.' In a chapter called 'Appearance' (Boom is nothing if not straightforward), the author starts with 'Seven Important Beauty Basics Steps My Wife Uses' before moving on to tips like 'Don't Wear Your Clothes Too Tight,' keep your home clean and remember the small things: 'I can't tell you how many good women I have turned down,' Boom says, because of 'something stupid' like 'the way her toenails look.' The assumption throughout is that it's far easier and more effective to play along with superficial attitudes (among men and women alike) than to change them; if you can embrace the game, and put up with some well-intentioned chauvinism, this is an able primer." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)

"Boom has made the biggest turnaround in a person's life that I've ever known.... Boom knows what he's talking about and isn't afraid to tell the truth!"-- Steve Harvey, The Steve Harvey Morning Show

The author of "If You Want Closure In Your Relationship, Start With Your Legs" presents a controversial new book of relationship advice for women who love no-good men.

Contents

Acknowledgments A Note from the Author How to Use How to Duck a Suckah Introduction One - Who Is Boom? Two - The Suckah Three - Men and Women Are Different Four - Appearance Five - On Dating Six - Sex Seven - Relationships Eight - Cheating Nine - Abusive Relationships Ten - Your Children Eleven - Things I've Noticed: Boom's Words of Wisdom Twelve - God Thirteen - Your Heart Still Beats: Our Foundation Fourteen - Closing Remarks Appendix: Questions