Between Friends - Softcover

Kitt, Sandra

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0451191846 ISBN 13: 9780451191847

Publisher: Signet, 1998

Synopsis

Two friends in their late thirties, one Black and one white, fall in love with the same man, forming a triangle of desire and deception

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About the Author

A popular author of women’s fiction and the first African-American author to be published by Harlequin, Sandra Kitt has written numerous novels, including Close Encounters, Family Affairs, Between Friends, Significant Others, and The Color of Love. She is also featured in the novella collection Sisters.

Ms. Kitt is a livrary specialist in astronomy and astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural History. Kitt holds a Bachelor and Masters Degree in Fine Arts from the City University of New York, and has studied and lived in Mexico. In her former career as a graphic designer and free-lance illustrator, Kitt exhibited her art across the United States, and is in several corporate collections. She also designed cards for UNICEF and illustrated two books by the late Isaac Asimov.

Kitt has lectured at public libraries and to special interest groups about her writing career, and has written dozens of articles for professional publications on library management. She has appeared in television interviews on Black Entertainment Television, Geraldo, and Donahue. A member of Romance Writers of America, the Published Authors Network, and the Special Libraries Association, Sandra Kitt was also the recipient of the 1993 NIA: Women of Excellence Award, presented by the Mayor of New York. She lives in New York.

To visit her website, go to:
http://www.sandrakitt.com

From Library Journal

In a stunning opening scene that is so terrifyingly real that it will send shudders through most readers, Kitt sets the toneAand the theme-for her latest mainstream romance. Typical of her recent books (e.g., Significant Others, Onyx, 1996), it explores the issues of interracial friendships and romantic relationships, prejudice, and cultural and personal identity while spinning a good love story in the process. Intense, thoughtful, and sensual, this story of a biracial heroine, an illegitimate hero, and their respective best friends and families raises questions that are important, compelling, and occasionally uncomfortable and offers realistic resolutions that will leave readers both hopeful and satisfied. Kitt is one of the best-known African American romance writers and lives in the New York City area.
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About this edition

• Publisher: Signet
• Publication date: 1998
• ISBN 10: 0451191846
• ISBN 13: 9780451191847
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 384