Neighbors (The Real Thing Collection, #6)

by Elizabeth LaBan

when one character tells the other that if either is lucky enough to have a long marriage, it isn’t going to be all black and white; some of it is going to be gray. We were deep in the gray of our friendship that day. But the relationships that mean the most to us are often the most confusing and hard, and you get through the pain because you choose to or not. You choose that person. And I still chose her.

“the power, and often the wisdom, of what women seek and find in

friendship could lead future generations into lives of dignity, hope, and peaceful coexistence.”