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Should Have Thought Twice

The Quiet Ones, Book 1

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Should Have Thought Twice

By: Tanisha Stewart
Narrated by: Regina C. King
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They say to always watch the quiet ones, because you never know when they might snap.

Shatina is a young woman with a troubled past and present. She lives in the shadows of her fraternal twin sister, who sucked up all the beauty genes, her best friend, whose seductive charm will sway any boy who listens, and her cousin, who is more than a knockout, but a force to be reckoned with.

Shatina feels like she has nothing going for her but her grades and her full scholarship to a four year institution of her choice…until someone comes along to threaten that.

Shatina has faced threats before, and little does anyone know, she has gained vindication over all of her enemies, one by one. Except this last one might be a bit more of a challenge than she bargained for.

©2021 Tanisha Stewart (P)2023 Tanisha Stewart
Psychological Suspense

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