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NEW REVIEW: Keith Thomas Walker - The Finley Sisters' Oath of Romance

Keith Thomas Walker
The Finley Sisters' Oath of Romance
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4 out of 5 books


Three friends rekindle their friendship from high school at their 10-year class reunion. Mona Pratt has done well for herself since high school. She is the owner of her own real estate company.  Rene Packard has done pretty well for herself as a sale executive for a major corporation. The last member of the trio, Dawn Wright, has not done as well as her other sisters. She works for minimum wage at the local dry cleaners in Overbrook Meadows, TX, the town that the trio group up in. The one thing that the three have in common is their issues with men. Mona has the philosophy of "love 'em and leave 'em" without feelings getting involved. On the other hand, Rene has been hurt by love, and wants no part of it even though she has had an "agreement" with the same guy for over 2 years. Dawn is staying in an abusive relationship because she feels like no other man would want her because she has gained weight and has 2 children by two different men. They are all a mess! So when they reunite at their 10 year class reunion, they decide to take a cruise together and rekindle their friendship. Their cruise was about repairing relationship, self reflection, and looking toward the future. It's not going to be smooth sailing to get to where they want to be, but the Finley Sisters know that this is one wave they want to ride all the way to the end.

The Finley Sisters' Oath of Romance by Keith Thomas Walker was a good read. This is the third book I have read by Walker, and once again he does a fantastic job with plot and character development. He seamlessly weaves three stories into one book while keeping the story flowing. The Finley Sisters' Oath of Romance causes you to reminisce about your high school days and wonder about those people you haven't kept in touch with. It also helps renew your hope that time and distance doesn't affect true friendship.

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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