Between Lovers

De: Eric Jerome Dickey

Narrado por: Dion Graham

From New York Times best-selling author Eric Jerome Dickey comes this sexy novel brimming with the steamy voices of three desperately intertwined lovers.

Dickey centers the story on an L.A.-based writer who is obsessed with gorgeous, nubile Nicole - the very same woman who left him at the altar just three years before. Nicole is torn between her ongoing love for him and her passion for the beautiful Ayanna. It’s time for Nicole to make a decision - keep the writer and lose Ayanna, or try to accommodate both and risk losing everything in a conflagration of uninhibited sexuality.

Fashionable and hot, this irresistible book will delight you with its sensuous view of the bedroom when the lights are out and the candles are lit.

©2001 Eric Jerome Dickey (P)2001 Recorded Books, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is another spicy slice of African-American dramatic fiction from an author who seems only to get better." ( Publishers Weekly)

Very good

I enjoyed the book I enjoyed the characters I enjoyed the plot very interesting story very nice twist and beautiful ending.

preferred ending!

I was captivated by this story. Dion is my favorite narrator. Sensual and riveting.

Surprising

The story didn't end like it began and it was surprising!! I truly enjoyed this roller coaster ride!!

Beautiful Love Story

Story took a surprising turn but the heart of the plot was beautiful. I read this book straight through. I think I got 2 hours of sleep .

I thoroughly enjoyed the Narrator

LOVE

Loved it from beginning to end. I have a new appreciation for HONEST UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

This was A LOT (slight spoiler alert)

This was A LOT whewwwww. Incredible writing as always. The Narrator, Oh Yes Please. Thank You. His voice always delivers. Now onto the story. I do NOT Like Nicole. Anxious attacher/avoidant dismissive. Her vulnerabilities are unbridled, irresponsible, and wreckless in manipulation to get her way despite the changes she puts her long-term loves. This character is a sure-fire way to crash and burn all the way out in Relationships. Especially in non-monogamous dynamics. She needed a full healing time out in her life. The character Ayana, is as snarky, and hard as nails as she was. I understood her position she took the biggest heart risk. but even she would be seen as a manipulator too. But they both are positioned to learn. And learn they have.
'Sweetie' (whose swagger reminds me of the Son of Suliman....anxious attacher and writer who grows through observations of his lover(s)).

The many miles & mountains of 'love'. It's a maddening merry dance. There are never true endings in life only a resurgence of beginnings. Not even death itself can stop Love If you're into this level of dancing, if this song of Love is your song. Outstanding shifts of storylines. Listen to it. Get into it. And learn.

Captivating

I didn’t know what to expect when I first started listening, but oh my gosh, how this book had me so captivated

LOVED IT!

An Eric Jerome Dickey book never disappoints! This audiobook was amazing—the narrator did an excellent job bringing the story and characters to life. It made experiencing this story ten times better!”

Trouble in 2021 this was it's beginnong

so funny how what he wrote about then. Is so old news today. Now we are Transgender and what does it mean if I love someone different. We evolved and will continue to evolve if we each individually choose to. RIP Mr. Dickey.

Great Read

I love the passion he used to differentiate the difference characters. Great read, can’t wait for the next one.