I am Your Sister: Season 3

by Ericka K.F. Simpson

After falling short in winning a WNBA championship, Symone decides to accept the invitation of an old colleague and return to her alma mater, Marian University, as a consultant for the womens basketball team. The Lady Panthers are rebuilding around a bright new star, Wendy Jacobs, and Symone's history as a freshman standout is needed to cultivate this new talent. Symone finds she must also guide Wendy in her personal life as Wendy's fear of being 'out' keeps her from pursuing her first love. Symone welcomes the opportunity to leave Georgia and get away from Regina who has turned her world upside down by unexpectedly relocating to the southern state with her wife and daughter. The love Symone once had is gone forever...or is it? When a loved one's life is in jeopardy, a family secret brings Symone and Regina closer than they could ever imagine.

296 pages, Paperback

Published December 10, 2015

About the author

Ericka K.F.Simpson was born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia. Her passion for writing began in grade school when she started writing poetry. In high school, she pretended she was a newspaper sports writer and wrote articles about her experiences on the basketball team. Those articles later turned into short stories and soon evolved into a full length novel. Ericka is now a self-published author of five books: I am Your Sister, In Fear of Losing You, Making Our Difference, Reality Check and the newly released, Jazzy Ladies Productions. She has also published her first non-fiction work entitled, "Living With 3 Strikes Against Me". This book is a collection of her thoughts on subjects ranging from women, love, religion and the LGBT community. Also highlighted are poems Ericka has written dating back to her middle school years.

In June 2010, Ericka won the Black Writers Reunion and Conference 2010 Atlanta Scholarship Competition. She currently lives in Macon, GA where she is finishing her Bachelors degree in Organizational Psychology and finishing her sixth fiction novel, bringing her total number of books published to seven.

Reviews

[Steve Going · Rating 1 out of 5]

I tried

You led us on again. Shat you write plays into every lesbian stereotype. Against my better judgment I read the third book in hopes of you fixing the second book. Instead you twisted the knife some more. I read romances for happy endings. If wanted sorrow, I'd look at my own life. I should taken my own advise and stopped reading you.

[Tiara · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book it's very relatable considering I'm a former bball player myself, I actually read it in 1 day. I just wish there was a little more on Symone and Phylicia's relationship. I also wanted a little more on Wendys situation with Bri/Sashere at the end but overall I would recommend this book/series.