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Nothing Special...Just Friends?

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Can men and women be platonic friends? Silver James and Brandan Savoy say absolutely. But when new love interests enter into their lives, what will their hearts say? Will they find themselves and true self-love? Or will their friendship dissipate into a maze of uncertainty. Find out in Nothing Special...Just Friends?, a compelling novel filled with intrigue and twists that will make you keep the pages turning.

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 2006

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July 21, 2018
I really enjoyed this book. I had the book for some time but did not read it, I am glad I did. This book could an awesome play or even movie. There many twists and turns, some that were anticipated but many that were not. I was pleasantly surprised by this book. Trying to answer the age old question can men and women be friends, this book will give a lot to think about and discuss. Looking forward to future books from Toni Staton Harris.
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January 25, 2010
The story line was great and then Branden decided he wanted silver. I was all for it. But the way it went down, with talk that he was a man and needed this...well i was over it. I did want then to be together and was disappointed *spoiler* when they weren't together.
The transgender was a nice twist. Loved It!
But over all the ending was wrapped up too quickly and i wasn't satisfied. Jewls was made out to be a saint. it was like *puke* but i see where Toni Staton Harris was going with trying to have friends of the opposite sex be friends but the way the story went down like a real life soap opera and then you give us a fairy tale ending it was like *puke* all over again.
I will read Toni Staton Harris again!
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