Sister, Sister

Join three beautiful young women, Valeria, Inda, and Chiquita, as they look for Mr. Right in the bright lights of L.A. Gutsy, graphic, and full of sensual energy, Sister, Sister is Dickey at his best.©1997 Eric Jerome Dickey (P)2002 Recorded Books

Sister Sister is Sensational!

Eric Jerome Dickey at his best! You'll know and love these unforgettable urban charactures, that will take you on an emotional ride from begining to end. One minute it's laugh out loud funny, the next, it's painstaking, heart felt emotions that will have you wishing you could just reach out to all the characters and hug them....I loved this book!

Crazy but good

This book was interesting. At first I didn’t know whether to be offended by the nick names given to the children by their dad or not. But I eventually got over that in understanding how most parents make up names when they have multiple kids. Inda was crazy and I loved her personality. I also like how the book went a different way with Inda and Chaquita. I like how they became friends and didn’t fall victim to the blame the other woman scenario. I’m glad Val finally stood up to her husband and I hope that Brown (Thadeous) and Chaquita manage to stick together. Oh and Michael and Inda as well.

I love it

Excellent read, there were some unexpected twists and turns, plus the imagery was spot on.

Soulful

this was such a soulful book. I love the bond between the women and the sisters with their brother.

The sisterhood

This book holds a special place in my heart. It’s my young woman coming of age book.