What a Story | Butterscotch Blues | Margaret Johnson-Hodge

A Reality Check | Butterscotch Blues | Margaret Johnson-Hodge

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	• Butterscotch Blues Margaret Johnson-Hodge St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001 - 320 pages average customer review:based on 95 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Book

If you are looking for a book about girlfriends and there lives. This is the book. It has drama action and a true depiction of friendship and the relationship with the men in there lives. If you are looking for a good read this is the book for you.

What a Story

My friend went to California 7 years ago and came back bragging about this book. Considering she does not read a lot I was not to sure I could trust her judgment. This book is so good, if you have not read it you should really get it. It won't disappoint you at all. I know you all are thinking why am I bragging about this book 7 years later, it just crossed my mind. Add this to your list because this is truly worth it.

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A Reality Check

By the time I was done with this book I was crying my eyes out. This book truly deals with the harsh reality of what's going on in the world today. Please add this to your "must have" list.

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A Good Read

This book was well written and very touching. It was touching because you could actually relate to the story in some kind of way. It was so sad because the situations in the book hapeen right in the world today. You have so many women and men cheating on one another that it's a crime especially those who are married. It was sad how some of the circumstances turned out in the book but that made it appear even more real. The author didn't try to portray a fairy tale ending to any situation. It is a keep real book. I recommended that a friend read this book and she told me after she finished that the book had her crying. It is truly a touching real storyline.

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I loved this book

This book was the ultimate test of Love. I don't know if I could have done it like the main character did it, but I have to respect her steadfastness in love. I truly fell in love with this book. I liked the girlfriends, the way the author took me from one scene to the next, smoothly. This book is a good read.I highly recommend it.

Sandy finally had everything her heart desired...Sandy Hutchinson has skin so dark and chocolatey brown that her friends call her "the black Diva." At the age of thirty-four, she and her three girlfriends have shared a tight bond since college, and have been through the ups and disappointing downs of dating. With high aspirations about careers and love, they sometimes fall a bit short of their dreams, but nevertheless are always there for one another to offer sympathy and support. Sandy wonders if love will forever elude her, until the day she meets Adrian Burton, a Trinidadian with caramel skin, naturally wavy hair, and eyes the color of butterscotch.Then she had to decide whether or not to keep it.Plagued with low self-esteem since childhood, Sandy is dubious that Adrian could be attracted to her. But Adrian, ernest in his intentions, opens his heart and wins her over. Together they share a whirlwind romance filled with blissful happiness, until the night of a fateful call from the hospital, when Sandy learns about Adrian's failing ex-wife. Now, Sandy must decide if her love is strong enough to help get them through what may be their darkest hour.

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