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With this novel, Benilde Little has created a drama about the African American upper class. These thirtysomething urban sophisticates - urbane men and elegantly hip women - lead lives of immense privilege in which each possession and every investment is blue chip. Abra Lewis Dixon is the envy of the fashionable, professional women of her well-heeled social circle. She leads a charmed life - she has attended all the right schools, married very well, and enjoys every material comfort granted by her bourgeois existence. An executive in her own film production company, along with her best friend,…
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5 editions- Paperback · English · 2003Pocket Books · 286 pages · 9780743482431
- Audiobook · English · 2001Recorded Books · 9781402510090
- Paperback · English · 1999Free Press · 288 pages · 9780684854304
- Other · English · 2010ItchFree Press · 9781439135808
- Other · English · 1998Simon & Schuster · 286 pages · 9780684838342
Man-woman relationshipsAfrican American executivesFictionAfro-AmericansAfro-American executivesSocial conditionsWomen executivesAfrican Americans







