Just Friends
Just Friends by Robyn Sisman, published by Penguin Books in 2000, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores the complex dynamics of friendship between Jack and Freya. After more than a decade of being just friends, their relationship is tested when Freya moves into Jack’s apartment following a breakup. As they navigate their differences and the challenges of living together, tensions rise, leading to unexpected revelations about their feelings for one another.
In this 513-page edition, readers will find a humorous and insightful examination of friendship, love, and the blurred lines that often exist between the two. The story delves into the quirks and conflicts that arise when Freya, who has a disdain for Jack’s romantic choices, and Jack, who struggles with Freya’s critical nature, are forced to confront their true feelings. Just Friends presents a relatable narrative that questions whether a man and a woman can truly remain just friends, making it a thought-provoking read for fans of contemporary literature.
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Jack and Freya? They’re just friends. Have been for over ten years, and they’re now thirtysomethings who know each other far too well. Of course, they’ve had their differences…Freya doesn’t approve of Jack’s taste for student teeny-boppers from Planet Bubblegum. And Jack has problems with Freya’s utter scorn for human frailty…especially when it’s directed at him. So when Freya, dumped by her lawyer boyfriend moves temporarily into Jack’s apartment, tensions rise. And they reach boiling-point when Jack agrees to act as Freya’s Significant Other at her step-sister’s wedding. Why all of a sudden can’t they get on? But then again, can a man and a woman ever be just friends? Have you ever seen a pig fly?
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