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Sister, Sister by Eric Jerome Dickey
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Sister, Sister

by Eric Jerome Dickey

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Typical Eric Jerome Dickey. Not bad, but not great. Great ideas but the execution is mediocre. Would make a great movie though. He really should be writting screenplays. ( )
MsNikki | Mar 22, 2009 |  
I wasn't feeling this one at all. I can't even remember it. ( )
Araya05 | Aug 31, 2006 |  
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0451188020, Paperback)

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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