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Summary: Make This One Into A Movie!
Review: I am a huge fan of EJD! I have read all his books, but this one has to be the best one I have read by him! I was so into this book that I felt like one of the characters. The things that happen in this book will knock you off your feet! I was completely SUPRISED by the ending I had to actually put the book down and take a deep breath! I HIGHLY recommend this book! GET IT TODAY! FIVE stars alllllllllllllll the way! It's better than GOOD!
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Summary: The Other Woman
Review: I've read most of EJD's books and I have to say, this is the best yet! He touches every corner of a relationship and is never predictable! Mr. Dickey has outdone himself with this equisitely written novel!
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Summary: EDJ's best since cheaters
Review: Wow!, this was by EJD's best novel since cheaters. I am blown away by this book. It felt like a peek into someone's diary. The voice of the female characters rang so true. This novel is a great insight on how infidelity affects everyone involved. This is the DEFINITIVE EDJ novel. The other woman, is a laugh out loud book that will keep you on your toes. I defy you from not saying "ooh sh**t" out loud when reading this book.
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Summary: Wow...
Review: Just started it last night...Definately a page turner won't last the 2 days!
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Summary: The Best Ever!!!
Review: This is the best book ever.I have read all of Eric's books and this book was awesome. I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone who love DRAMA! Eric is at the top of his game. I red this book in 2 days. Its the best, looking forward to many more.
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Summary: Devastating Phone Call
Review: Back with his eighth novel in as many years, Eric Jerome Dickey pens a raw, intense and sensual story titled The Other Woman. Told in the voice of an unnamed female narrator, he examines the cause and effects of infidelity. "Freckles" is a TV news producer who has to work all the time, every weekend, every holiday and is usually called in to work on her day off. Charles her husband, a middle school teacher, is home when she is at work and sleep when she is home. The differences in the work schedules has its quirks, neither is happy about it, but they just deal with it and work around their schedules to get quality time. For "Freckles" everything seems to be going well in her world, until she receives an unexpected phone call. This call sends her world spiraling out of control and the lives of four people are adversely effected. What is the best thing for her to do? Seek revenge! What is the best way to do it? Hurt him as much as he hurt her. Do you leave? Do you stay? Do you give up everything? These are questions for all parties to ponder. Their actions can have dire consequences with a domino effect. Herein lies the thrill, excitement, and the unexpected twists and turns of this novel. Dickey has the ability to astonish his readers by always offering something new, edgy and unexpected. His ability to narrate this story from a woman's point of view is phenomenal. The dialogue and prose used helps the reader experience the gut wrenching pain and anguish of the characters. Surprising twists in the plot will have readers gasping aloud. While not a quick read, you will not want to miss a word of this page turner. Jeanette
APOOO BookClub
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Summary: Dickey's Best Book Ever!
Review: I literally could not put the book down. The Other Woman is a book that every woman should read. Reality actually sets in after picking up a book like this. The writer really did his homework. I was amazed that I could just keeping reading after I read the last page. Every woman think they actually know their husband but after reading this, you will certainly ask questions. I could actually see movie rights to this book. It was excellent. Dickey's other books were also good. This book is awesome. David Lawrence's character was outstanding. All of Dickey's fan, please read this book. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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Summary: EJD's BEST!!!
Review: I was completely FLOORED by this book. I am a fan of EJD, have read all of his work, and I think that this is quite possibly the best book that he has ever written. I knew that the book focused on infidelity; obvious from the title. But I was completely unprepared for how events unfolded.
I was expecting fights, unhappiness, SOME level of drama prior to the infidelity; but there was none. What I was faced with was a seemingly happily married couple who seemed to be totally in sync--sexually, spiritually, financially. Until our narrator--who remains unnamed throughout--is contacted by the husband of the Other Woman. His name is David Lawrence--and he informs our narrator that her husband is sleeping with his wife. What follows is a tale of revenge, betrayal and tragedy that the reader probably doesn't expect. What makes this tale so unique is that since the reader is seeing everything through the eyes of our narrator, all we see is a great relationship--until the Phone Call. And then we see a relationship unravel; and we find ourselves also the unwitting partner in a marriage who sees everything as being wonderful when it most certainly is not. We are truly the partner who "thought everything was fine," while the miserable other half seeks solace in another. This book actually made me cry, and took me completely by surprise. It is quite possibly Mr. Dickey at the top of his game.
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Summary: Dammmmmn it was great !!!!!
Review: This was 1 of his best books to me, he spoke from the heart of a woman and it was soooo real I couldn't believe it, and the passion that was in the book set my Soul and Body on fire !! how he do it i'll never know he touch on subjects that was taboo and I just loved it.
This was the best book I've read all year and I read at 1 a week and I did not stop until this one was done it was a 1 day-er as in the book was finished before sleep came
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Summary: The most intense 8 hour read!
Review: I bought this book when it first came out, with high hopes of finding time to myself amidst the crazy rat race of family, job, etc. to read it. Luckily, I had to go on a cross-country business trip that lasted 36 hours, so I packed it along for the 4 1/2 hour journey each way. Once I started, I was completed taken in by the storyline, the realness of the characters, and the honesty of the narrator. By the time my plane touched down on my return home the next night, I was reading the last few pages, and could not wait to get home to my husband. Friends and Lovers was my favorite EJD read, now this is. Bravo for raising the game again!
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