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| She Did That | 
 enlarge | Author: Kerry Wagner
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Category: Book
Buy New: $17.99
Buy New/Used from $12.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  (110 reviews)
Sales Rank: 896756
Media: Paperback
Pages: 424
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 5.2 x 1.4
ISBN: 1419607553
EAN: 9781419607554
ASIN: 1419607553
Publication Date: September 7, 2005
Release Date: September 7, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Take an incredible mind blowing ride through 34 exhilarating chapters. This novel is amazing !! How it breaks down silent barriers men and women so often encounter. It's brutal truth's and catchy phrases ring out loud, REALITY CHECK! to those playing the game. Yet those willing to be exposed , this book serves us with SECRETS we can all learn from. Raw and uncut it's challenging and thought provoking to all. It raises your awareness to not forget consequence and to remember responsibilty. "Climax in every chapter" says, Mia Davis of Literary Minds Book Club Association.You will laugh out loud , find yourself enraged while crying immensely, and dare to ask yourself? ...what does LOVE have to do with it?...NOTHING... unless your life depends on it!...DEFINITE PAGE TURNER AND A TRUE LOVE STORY AT ITS FINEST! A MUST READ SAYS "THE CONVO CAFE" IN NEW YORK.
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A MUST READ... October 6, 2007
OH my Goodness, "She Did That" was the best book I have read in a very long time. It is a must read, the wrting was great, reading this book makes you feel as if you are having a true conversation with Bryan Terry. It may not be written in what many may call proper english, it is written in everyday used and listen to language. I recommend this book to be added to everyones libary...
C. Nicole
Diva World Ent
 Choices... August 22, 2007
Kerry E. Wagner author of She Did That, takes Urban Literature to a whole new level. "She Did That" is a story of Bryan Terry, being told over a 10 year period of this mans life. Growing up Houston, TX Bryan Terry resides in a community in which, we looking in from the outside could view as a life full of craziness and dysfunctions. To those living this life...it is just that, Life. Would you title this "Survival in the Hood?" Possibly! This is a passionate recount of the life of a young man and how his choices will have an impact on him for the rest of his life. Bryan Terry fathered children with several women, leaving the question, did he care or have love for any of them? He does accept the fact that the legal system would always be in his life or in his pocket. How does he deal with this issue, is one of the challenges he faces. Living the life of a hustler...playa on the streets, always trying to maintain an image and level of respect. Does Bryan Terry want more?
Mr. Wagner takes you on a rollercoaster ride with this character Bryan Terry. Experiencing how he views woman, loyalty to his family and the need to protect them from the life he has created for himself. Expressing a great respect and admiration for a person not of blood but of his life, Willie D. To the vision of who he would like to be in life and the obstacles he faces to achieve this goal. You will encounter stories of lust, power & control, loyalty, coming to understand his definition of integrity, respect to the desires of love and true commitment.
She Did That is a challenging, thought provoking and realistic view into a life that some of us only experience through a story of this nature. As I finished reading this book, I sat back and looked at my own life. Asking myself, why I made the choices I have, was I true to myself, did I always show integrity and how was my love ones affected by my choices. I know Kerry E. Wagner has several projects in the works and I look forward to future books from this author.
S.E. Koshi aka Lady Flava
Flava Coffee House
Flava Book Reviews
Flava Rating: 9 snaps
 Hard to read July 3, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I did not enjoy this book. It was hard to read because it was written with a lot of slang.
I Want More!! March 22, 2007
I am an avid reader who typically finishes a book, at the most, in 2 days. It took me so much longer to read She Did That. Not because I didn't like it...quite the opposite. I loved this book! But it was so real and with the drama I was dealing with at the time, hit so very very close to home. I would read it and then stop and digest what I had just read...then usually cry a little...then relate it to either what was going on then or had occured in my past. I felt as if I had known every single one of these people. I had to keep reminding myself that I was reading fiction and not a biography. I loved the way the book moved through this man's life. Because of the casual tone the book was written in, I alternated between feeling like I was in an extended conversation with Mr. Wagner and feeling like I was reading a long, long much treasured letter. I need to know if Bryan Terry got it all together. I so hope so...he is too much like some of the men I have known and cared about it my life...I look forward to the next one...
He did that... March 22, 2007
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I am upset that I wasted my money on this book. It was not very well written at all, and the story line does not flow. It jumps from one subject to another quite frequently, with no ties to bind them together. The grammar is hideous. I would like to know who edited this book, and have them fired immediately. My suggestion-do not waste your time on this rag.
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