Sister Gumbo Spicy Vignettes from Black Women on Life, Sex and Relationships

African-American women unite as twenty females from all walks of life come together to discuss men, love, sex, affairs, marriage, friendship, and much more. These candid interviews offer a poig-nant and intimate portrait of the struggles of being an African-American woman in today's world. Sister Gumbo is a col-lection of vignettes that makes for an extremely enjoyable read.

Ursula Inga Kindred has a bachelor of business administration degree in finance, from Texas Christian University. She lives outside of Fort Worth, Texas with her husband, Wade and their two sons.

Mirranda Guerrin-Williams spent six years in the United States Air Force, worked as a licensed cosmetologist, and is now employed by the federal government. She resides in a small town just outside of Fort Worth, Texas with her husband, Jerome and their daughter and son.

"A funny and frank discussion of relationships seasoned to perfection with just the right amount of wisdom and sass. Not to be missed."
- Francis Ray, national bestselling author of Like the First Time

"Sister Gumbo is emotional, touching and powerful! With a cast of characters we can all relate to, this book is a must read for every woman."
- Brenda Jackson, national bestselling author of The Savvy Sistahs

"The writing is outstanding and the authors really went out of their way to bring these stories to life. I could imagine myself talking with the [women], it is so down to earth. Made me feel right at home."
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram

"Gives the reader a trip into the joys, pains and life lessons of the female."
- The Southern Digest