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	• Sister, Sister Eric Jerome Dickey NAL Trade, 2000 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 172 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

I likey!

This is the first book i have read by Eric Jerome Dickey and it wont be the last one! I read this book in a day do to the fact i that i couldnt put it down. Just when you thing what is going to happen next, there is a twist in the story. I love how the characters are unique.

where it all started...

I've been a fan of EJD for years but for some reason I have never read his first book... until now. I can definately how his fan base started with this book. It was extremely emotional and definately strong on the women perspective... VERY STRONG! The woman are all too real and so is thier pain. You'll cheer when something good happens, hurt when they hurt, and feel good when they finally "breath again". I've completed the circle. :-)

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Another EJD favorite

Once again, a very well written book. I love the characters and their craziness. This book is actually what really got me back into reading again. Kudos EJD.

Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Very entertaining story. I thought the characters were well developed and the story flowed to me. Decent plot. Funny, easy, and light. Loved the different points of views used for different characters. Read like it came from inside a woman's head. For me, it was an engaging pageturner.

Bad brothers!

Valerie and Inda are sisters. The products of a mixed coupled relationship. Valerie is fare skinned. Attributes taken from her white mother. She's married and miserable in a six year marriage to Walter. A black man who blames his lack of success on Valerie and what he feels is her lack of motivation. Inda takes her dark features from their father. She was once married to a white male and vowed to never let a man dictate the way she lives her carefree life ever again after finding out he cheated.

These two women are taken on a journey of soul searching and a new relationship with Chiquita whose just like a sister after some circumstances force them into each others lives. OK read.

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Best-selling author Eric Jerome Dickey crosses the gender line to write knowingly about women. Sister, Sister focuses on two young, upwardly mobile African American sisters. Valerie is married to Walter, who just wants to sit in front of the TV. She?s willing to fight for her marriage but there?s a snag ? Daniel. Inda has a different problem ? his name is Raymond. He?s got smooth moves and another woman on the side.

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