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abruptly stopped the wedding right before he was to say "I
do." Which completely rocked her world and she found her
comfort in a man that has been close to her and longing for
her since first sight. Simone has never had a real relationship
and when she found what she thought was love in her best
friend's fiance; she destroyed her bond with all of her friends
and realized the grass isn't always greener. While Simone's
twin sister Sidney has had the perfect marriage for seventeen
years, she takes it all for granted. When her husband's past
fling came to haunt them again, she looses sight of all she has
right in front of her to risk it all for a one night stand. And then
there is Tracy, who has been longing for her husband that
died tragically and while dealing with the guilt of his death;
she just may loose love right in front of her face. These four
women share a bond from their mother's long-time friendship.
The have to deal with jealousy, envy, betrayal, guilt,
insecurities and love for one another. Can these four women
find love with all that surrounds them? Who needs enemies
when there is Nothing Like Friends.
obstacles, pain and lust. The finished product - a good book.
Her characters are realistic and relatable. Readers feel their
pain as well as their joy. I definitely recommend this book,
especially to book clubs. It should make for some lively
discussions. Looking forward to reading more from this author.
Reviewed by: Toni OOSA Online Bookclub
Nothing Like Friends is one of those books that will make you
laugh, cry, and just sit and shake your head as the characters
are so realistic, that they may remind you of someone you
know. This book is the perfect blend of friendship, drama, and
romance.........it is one of the best books I have read this year.
I give this book 5 stars. Reviewed by Shay C of
PeoplewholoveGoodBooks
Shannon N. Davis is new to writing, but writes like she has
done this a few times. She writes about the bonds of
friendships, not only of women but as men as well. Capturing
the complexities of relationships through her characters. The
storyline flows well and the dialog is frank and honest, like
only a girlfriend can give. With the supporting male
characters, Davis is able to give a different views on
male/female relationships. I liked the reality she created the
characters in, for every action they made there was reaction
or a consequence they had to deal with.
Reviewed by Aiesha Flowers
of The RAWSISTAZ™ Reviewers
I recommend this book to everyone but I highly recommend it
for a book club. This is one of those kinds of books that you
feel you have to discuss with your friends. Shannon Davis'
story tells us all that you have to be very careful to who you
can call a friend. Veronica --C&B Books
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