A Finding Mr. Right

<p>The modern dating scene can be more than a little confusing. Popular books try to reduce finding a mate to a game with important rules. Magazine articles ask the question Who needs a man anyway? And your Bible study leader seems to imply that the day you give up on getting married the man God intended for you will ask you out. <i>Finding Mr. Right</i> offers a different perspective.</p><p>Authors Stephen Arterburn M.Ed. and Meg J. Rinck Ph.D. reject the idea that a woman looking for someone to marry is on a desperate demeaning hunt. Neither do they believe that if a woman is simply patient her one and only perfect mate will one day walk out of the mist and hand her a bouquet of flowers. Instead they recognize that wanting to get married is a legitimate desire.</p><p><i>Finding Mr. Right</i> outlines steps you can take toward a strong satisfying marriage relationship including: </p><ul><li>Become the confident woman who can attract the kind of man you want</li><li>Make lifestyle choices that increase your odds of meeting someone</li><li>Recognize the qualities that make a man Mr. Right</li><li>Avoid the behaviors that sabotage a good relationship</li><li>Build a solid relationship with the right person</li></ul>