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Also by Angie Daniels:

Before I Let You Go, March 2010
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For You I Do, May 2009
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The Player's Proposal, November 2008
Mass Market Paperback
The Playboy's Proposition, February 2008
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Big Spankable Asses, October 2007
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Trouble Loves Company, September 2007
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The Second Time Around, June 2007
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A Delight Before Christmas, November 2006
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When I First Saw You, September 2006
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In the Company of My Sistahs, February 2006
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IN THE COMPANY OF MY SISTAHS
By: Angie Daniels

Dafina Books
February 2006
355 pages
ISBN: 0758207433
Trade Size
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Contemporary Chick Lit

Exactly how much trouble can four sexy, sassy, and stubborn women get into when they spend a week in Jamaica together? The answer: Plenty...

For years, Lisa Miller has been living the good life -- and watching her sister, Renee, and their childhood friends search for happiness of their own, usually in the form of a man. Tired of standing by while they waste their time looking for love in all the wrong places, Lisa has planned a vacation in Jamaica with them. She has some bad news to break, but she hopes her own heartache will make a difference in the lives of the women she loves...

Renee Moore is a twice-divorced romance writer and mother of two who plans to use her time in Jamaica sipping Rum Punch, sun-bathing, and finding that perfect fling. After all, the friends have agreed: what happens in Jamaica stays in Jamaica.

Attorney Nadine Hill may have it together professionally, but personally, she’s a mess. Maybe because she’s been fighting her true desires for too long -- desires that may include an attraction to women.

The daughter of a Baptist minister, Kayla Sparks dreams of marrying a man of the church. When a handsome Reverend walks into her life, she thinks he is a gift from God... But his wife would probably disagree.

Through laughter, tears -- and a few squabbles -- one by one these ladies will start to look at themselves, their lives, and their futures, in a whole new way.