Callie Stone is a troubled teenager trying to come to terms with her feelings toward the same sex. Living in small town USA in the sixties, only adds to her confusion.
Excerpt
Katie grew quiet. Callie needed to know what she was thinking and how she was processing this new revelation about her. After what seemed like an eternity of silence, Callie nervously looked at her. Katie was staring at her with a strange, haunted look in her eyes. Everything moved in slow motion and they were suspended in time. Katie moved closer and closer to her, their eyes locked together. Before she could grasp what was happening, Katie's soft and gentle lips were on hers. A warm awareness ignited her body and she swallowed hard as the blood rushed to her head.
Katie removed her lips and backed away. "Was it like that?" she whispered, her eyes searching Callie's.
Callie couldn't answer. Her voice was trapped in her throat. The kiss was too much to wish for and so unexpected that for a brief moment she thought that maybe she'd imagined it. If Katie only knew how long she'd wanted to be with her--to hold her, to kiss her lips. She looked into Katie's eyes, now seeing the unmasked fear of what she'd just exposed about herself.
Katie ran a shaky hand through her hair. "I'm sorry, maybe I shouldn't have done that." She moved away. "Please don't think…maybe I should go home."
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Best Friends Review
5 Stars!
BEST FRIENDS is a touching story which will tug at the heart-strings as the reader lives through the miseries of Callie and Katie. The author truly understands the trials and hopes of young women and I was quite pleasantly surprised to find that the novel delves much deeper into character delineation than I had expected. It’s quite a good story and I highly recommend it.
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Reviews for "Best Friends"
Reviewed by jezzi ambrosio
9/6/2011
Hey i thought i can read it online? I dont know how. Silly.
Reviewed by aijeen odrajed
11/2/2008
hmmm..how am i to read it?
Reviewed by ann reed
12/12/2007
it sounds like an amazing book i cant wait to read the rest of it
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