Cut From The Same Cloth

Have you ever experienced hell on earth? If you ask sisters Sangee, Runner, or Che, they will all tell you that’s exactly what growing up with their mother, January, was like.
Sangee Calloway has spent her whole life trying to be everything January isn’t. On the outside, she has accomplished just that. She is independent, successful, and wealthy, but those characteristics are just a cover for the true Sangee. She is physically and verbally abusive to the people around her, and she uses sex as a manipulation tactic. Just like January. Will she see her flaws in enough time to break this generational curse?
Runner Calloway has spent her whole life trying not to be seen. On top of the abuse she suffered at the hands of January, she was also sexually abused. After receiving her high school diploma, she runs away…and has been running ever since. For the last seven years her only link to her former life has been Aunt June, January’s older sister. Aunt June desperately wants the sisters and January to reunite. Will Runner finally be able to put the past behind her and begin planting roots?
Yoshi “Che” Calloway has spent her whole life being protected. Her dad rescued her from January when she was seven. Money, her longtime boyfriend and the father of her four-year-old daughter, took her under his wing and made sure she never wanted for anything. However, her life hasn’t been peaches and cream and it just got worse! With Money now in prison, for the first time in her life Che will have to fend for herself. Is she strong enough to do it?
This book follows the sisters as they try to rebuild their dysfunctional relationships. But each time all three of the Calloway sisters are in the same place all hell breaks loose.