Details the friendship that five women have cultivated over the years, chronicling how the women collectively face the personal issues each must deal with individually. It begins when the lead character, Elizabeth is summoned home for the sudden, unexpected death of her mother. While she prefers to allow her ‘better’ side to take precedence during this trying time, her ‘emotional side’ wins out, as she reverts back to the negative behavior patterns she’d felt she’d left behind years ago.
Elizabeth Caliente: Being called back home for her mother's funeral will be the perfect time for her to be the self-proclaimed, 'keeper of the light.' Will she succeed?
Kim Worthy: She chooses to focus on the positive aspects of life. Will she be able to establish a positive relationship with Daleford?
A.J.: She thought she'd married the perfect mate, until she discovered he had a severe case of OBP-Obsessive Behavior Pattern. Armed with this information, what will she do?
Quineeta Davis: Faced with the possibility of Breast Cancer, will Quineeta decide that one is truly a lonely number?
Kiona Stone: Liking the lifestyle of being 'foot-loose and fancy free,' will Kiona pursue Wayne as a mate?
Get the know the members of the 'Fabulous Five,' as you share in the journey of their friendship which stands the test of time!
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Best of Friends is a fun, witty read, detailing the personal circumstances revolving around the lives of five, lively best friends. Readers have connected with the characthes so well, that I've been asked to write a prequel, detailing how the characters all met. I have started that project as well!
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