Tryin' to Sleep in the Bed You Made

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	• Tryin' to Sleep in the Bed You Made (Trying to Sleep in the Bed You Made) Virginia Deberry, Donna Grant St. Martin's Press, 1997 - 483 pages average customer review:based on 222 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Worth reading

This was worth reading. It's not full of porn or scandal but a nice read. I enjoyed that the main character was a real person and not the stereotypically ideal "beauty" queen most authors like to use.

Tryin' To Sleep.......

Read this book quite sometime ago...enjoyed it a great deal, so I decided I would like to experience it again....on audiobook!

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Loved it!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. If you are looking for an entertaining, suspenseful, drama, this is a book for you. It was a page turner, sometimes hard to put down. Donna and Virginia, keep up the great work, and keep these type of novels coming.

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Tryin' to Sleep in the Bed You Made

Hooks the reader and keeps them captivated to the last chapter. The characters are multi-dimensional and the story is rich with detail about family, friendship and deceit. Plenty of twists and turns with a few jaw drops.
A must-read! You won't regret it.

Sometimes you get up with bed bugs

Very moving story about the strength and weaknesses of women (not just black women). It's a story of principle, dreams and nightmares and how you find yourself at the very moment you learn to control both. These women teeter on the edge of self discovery ....all they need is a little push! And it takes inner strength and tough choices to realize sometimes you have to catch yourself.

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For as long as they can remember, Gayle Saunders and Patricia Reid have been as close as two friends could be--practically sisters. And from the time they were small, each has had big dreams that they think will make them happy--but will take them far away from each other. In a difficult world, Gayle and Patricia realize that true friendship is one of the few things you can count on, and that it isn't just blood that makes two women sisters. National ads/media. Martin's Press.

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