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NEW REVIEW: Trice Hickman - Playing The Hand You're Dealt

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Playing The Hand You're Dealt
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4 out of 5 books


Emily Snow and Samantha Baldwin are best friends that are as close as sisters. Emily has always been a "play by the rules" type of girl while Samantha is the exact opposite. When Samantha convinces Emily to move to Washington, D.C., Samantha couldn't be more happier. Emily should be just as excited, but this move is causing her to face the man that's she's been in love with for years...Samantha's father, Ed. When Emily acts on these feelings, what will be the outcome and is she prepared for it?

Playing the Hand You're Dealt is a though-provoking novel by Trice Hickman. Hickman shows us the complexity of loving someone that your heart truly desires and the hard decisions that may come with it. You really feel for Emily as she tries to deal with her feelings for Ed and how this may affect her friendship with Samantha. This story shows how one decision can test even the strongest of friendships and the power of forgiveness. Hickman does a wonderful job of showing realistic emotions and actions with these characters. Fans of Hickman's previous novels will recognize a few characters in this one, but this is a stand alone book and not part of a series. Playing the Hand You're Dealt is another wonderful, emotionally-charged page-turner by Trice Hickman.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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