Sister, sister, Eric Jerome Dickey

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Summary: Totally fresh, in-your-face, and outrageous, Sister, Sister depicts a modern world where women may have to alter their dreams, yet never stop embracing tomorrow. Sassy, comical, and true-to-life, Sister, Sister tells the tale of three young African-American women -perky wife Valerie, scheming social worker Inda, and broken-hearted flight attendant Chiquita -and how their lives are coming together, and apart, in Los Angeles. Fresh and in-your-face, this witty novel depicts a world where women sometimes have to alter their dreams, but never have to stop embracing the future

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Summary: Totally fresh, in-your-face, and outrageous, Sister, Sister depicts a modern world where women may have to alter their dreams, yet never stop embracing tomorrow. Sassy, comical, and true-to-life, Sister, Sister tells the tale of three young African-American women -perky wife Valerie, scheming social worker Inda, and broken-hearted flight attendant Chiquita -and how their lives are coming together, and apart, in Los Angeles. Fresh and in-your-face, this witty novel depicts a world where women sometimes have to alter their dreams, but never have to stop embracing the future

Summary: A tale of feminine solidarity in Los Angeles starring three women, one black and two mulattas. When two discover they are shared by a man, instead of fighting they dump him and help each other find new loves. When the football-playing husband of the third beats her, the sister is taken dancing