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Eric Jerome Dickey (July 7, 1961 – January 3, 2021) was an American author. Dickey was known for his contemporary novels depicting African-Americans, particular African-American women in various genres from suspense to romance/erotica. His first and best known novel ''Sister, Sister'' (not related to the [[Series/SisterSister TV show]]) was a New York Times best seller. He also wrote a ''Comicbook/{{Storm}}'' graphic novel for Creator/MarvelComics, which was a re-telling of when the character first met ''Comicbook/BlackPanther'' as children.
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Eric Jerome Dickey (July 7, 1961 – January 3, 2021) was an American author. Dickey was known for his contemporary novels depicting African-Americans, particular African-American women in various genres from suspense to romance/erotica. His first and best known novel ''Sister, Sister'' (not related to the [[Series/SisterSister TV show]]) was a New York Times best seller. He also wrote a ''Comicbook/{{Storm}}'' ''Comicbook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}}'' graphic novel for Creator/MarvelComics, which was a re-telling of when the character first met ''Comicbook/BlackPanther'' as children.
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Eric Jerome Dickey (July 7, 1961 – January 3, 2021) was an American author. Dickey was known for his contemporary novels depicting African-Americans, particular African-American women in various genres from suspense to romance/erotica. His first and best known novel ''Sister, Sister'' (not related to the [[Series/SisterSister TV show]]) was a New York Times best seller. He also wrote a ''Comicbook/{{Storm}}'' graphic novel for Creator/MarvelComics, which was a re-telling of when the character first met ''Comicbook/BlackPanther'' as children.
He passed away in January 2021 after battling cancer. He is survived by four daughters.
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!!Bibliography
* ''Sister, Sister'' (1996)
* ''Friends & Lovers'' (1997)
* ''Milk in My Coffee'' (1998)
* ''Cheaters'' (1999)
* ''Liar's Game'' (2000)
* ''Between Lovers'' (2001)
* ''Black Silk'' (2002)
* ''Thieves' Paradise'' (2002)
* ''The Other Woman'' (2003)
* ''Naughty or Nice'' (2003)
* ''Drive Me Crazy'' (2004)
* ''Genevieve'' (2005)
* ''Chasing Destiny'' (2006)
* ''Sleeping with Strangers'' (2007)
* ''Waking with Enemies'' (2007)
* ''Pleasure'' (2008)
* ''Dying for Revenge'' (November 2008)
* ''Resurrecting Midnight'' (August 2009)
* ''Tempted by Trouble'' (August 2010)
* ''An Accidental Affair'' (April 2012)
* ''Decadence'' (April 2013)
* ''A Wanted Woman'' (April 2014)
* ''One Night'' (April 2015)
* ''Naughtier than Nice'' (October 2015)
* ''The Blackbirds'' (April 2016)
* ''Finding Gideon'' (April 2017)
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Eric Jerome Dickey (July 7, 1961 – January 3, 2021) was an American author. Dickey was known for his contemporary novels depicting African-Americans, particular African-American women in various genres from suspense to romance/erotica. His first and best known novel ''Sister, Sister'' (not related to the [[Series/SisterSister TV show]]) was a New York Times best seller. He also wrote a ''Comicbook/{{Storm}}'' graphic novel for Creator/MarvelComics, which was a re-telling of when the character first met ''Comicbook/BlackPanther'' as children.
He passed away in January 2021 after battling cancer. He is survived by four daughters.
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!!Bibliography
* ''Sister, Sister'' (1996)
* ''Friends & Lovers'' (1997)
* ''Milk in My Coffee'' (1998)
* ''Cheaters'' (1999)
* ''Liar's Game'' (2000)
* ''Between Lovers'' (2001)
* ''Black Silk'' (2002)
* ''Thieves' Paradise'' (2002)
* ''The Other Woman'' (2003)
* ''Naughty or Nice'' (2003)
* ''Drive Me Crazy'' (2004)
* ''Genevieve'' (2005)
* ''Chasing Destiny'' (2006)
* ''Sleeping with Strangers'' (2007)
* ''Waking with Enemies'' (2007)
* ''Pleasure'' (2008)
* ''Dying for Revenge'' (November 2008)
* ''Resurrecting Midnight'' (August 2009)
* ''Tempted by Trouble'' (August 2010)
* ''An Accidental Affair'' (April 2012)
* ''Decadence'' (April 2013)
* ''A Wanted Woman'' (April 2014)
* ''One Night'' (April 2015)
* ''Naughtier than Nice'' (October 2015)
* ''The Blackbirds'' (April 2016)
* ''Finding Gideon'' (April 2017)
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