Daughter of a Serial Killer 3: Is Black Ice My Father
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Daughter of a Serial Killer 3: Is Black Ice My Father
Narrated by:
Millicent Chimonyo-Ntubi
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Narrated by:
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Millicent Chimonyo-Ntubi
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By:
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Shameek Speight
About this listen
Yana and Osis escaped the compound to avoid the constant training, only to discover that they had spent the entire time on the island of St. Lucia. For a brief moment, they were able to live a normal life and enjoy the island vibe.
But everything has a cost, and they'll pay a high one when Zaira and her henchmen track them down, along with the island's native gangsters, the Glockboyz, attempting to kill them. Yana and Osis must flee for their lives or risk dying while attempting to flee another daughter of Black Ice.
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