Brenda Smith, 27, is a wife and mother of two. After several disturbing battles with her husband, she is allowed to take a job outside of their home. Once in the workplace, Brenda meets five women who seem to lead quiet, everyday, normal lives. As Brenda gets to know each of them intimately, she discovers that each of them possess a secret. Throughout this story, there is jealousy, conniving and tension. As the story comes full circle, the women triumph over all their struggles, putting their bitterness for one another aside and sit down for a straight-forward, gloves-off pow wow that enables them to reveal hurts, pain and losses. The result is a test of sisterhood in only a way that these women can control.
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A heart to heart revealing hurts, pains, losses, and gains bringing forth revelations that will blow you away. -- S. Haywood, Editor
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What makes this story so compelling? Strong dialogue, colorful characters and their struggle for oneness and independence for themselves and from their own evils. Wan Wan tells the truth about our relationships, our friendships and our hearts.
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Watch out Terry McMillan fans....,
By AJ (Dallas, Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Eventually We Talk (Paperback)
There is a new Diva in the literacy field and she is coming out the gates looking for a knockout punch with her first self published book titled 'Eventually We Talk.' Wan Wan expresses the growing concerns of women today facing the challenges of separating true friendships with their female peers as well the trying tribulations of deceit and pain when trust boundaries are broken. In her first book the story line takes you through the lives of various characters, allowing you to feel their pain and shed their tears when fiction and reality mesh together. The author has truly set herself up to be the next in line for the title of "Literacy Queen of the New Millenium"
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Wanda Canty Does Good!,
By Anonymous (Detroit, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Eventually We Talk (Paperback)
I know this book is not new but I just got my hands on a copy. Wanda Canty really outdid herself with this book. It's a book about relationships and celebrates the female friendship bond and it does not bash men! And, she's a hometown Detroit girl. Way to go Canty!
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Talk Isn't Cheap,
By "debrena" (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Eventually We Talk (Paperback)
Ladies and Gentlemen, if you are ready for a page-turner and a book you can't put down, get Wan Wan's Eventually We Talk. It is IT! Colorful characters, fast-paced, believable, and savvy - Eventually We Talk is right ON!Debrena Jackson Gandy, best-selling author
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