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Friendly Enemies
Jay and Gerald find themselves having to make the tough decision between being loyal to their friendship or being loyal to their hearts. Being that Gerald is Greg's (Swingers) little brother the answer is pretty much written in stone. Every friendship has it's rough moments but can sleeping with your best friends girl be considered one of them. Toss in a possessive ex-lover a telephone sex line, jealousy and an endless supply of testosterone and you have a recipe for the hottest erotic mystery going today. Torrian Ferguson Essence Magazine Best Selling Author of Swingers and co-author of Final Fling takes you on another great erotic ride with his latest novel. Imagine living in a home where you and your roommate are Friendly Enemies.
180 pages, Paperback
First published January 5, 2009
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July 27, 2009
Devious
"Friendly Enemies" by Torrian Ferguson was a good book. I found it quite jaw-dropping as Gerald and Jay handled their business.
Are they friends or enemies? Gerald and Jay do some very harsh things to each other as if they were enemies and not friends - from girls to money. It was like a rollercoaster ride as the two characters backstabbed each other and then still had the nerve to act as if they were friends. The ending had a little twist to it that I really did not expect. I find that Torrian never lets his readers down and creates nothing but exciting drama novels.
Overall, I like this book despite the many mistakes with spelling and grammar. I will continue to read his books and look for more in the near future.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
"Friendly Enemies" by Torrian Ferguson was a good book. I found it quite jaw-dropping as Gerald and Jay handled their business.
Are they friends or enemies? Gerald and Jay do some very harsh things to each other as if they were enemies and not friends - from girls to money. It was like a rollercoaster ride as the two characters backstabbed each other and then still had the nerve to act as if they were friends. The ending had a little twist to it that I really did not expect. I find that Torrian never lets his readers down and creates nothing but exciting drama novels.
Overall, I like this book despite the many mistakes with spelling and grammar. I will continue to read his books and look for more in the near future.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
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