Is Black Ice My Father
Daughter of a Serial Killer, Book 2
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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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Shameek Speight
About this listen
Doing everything chaotic to get her family's attention, Ayana finally got her wish to meet her sisters. But Faith and Zaira felt like Ayana had failed to live up to the expectations of being a Black Ice girl and attempted to end her life, filling her with bullet holes. Ayana learned that family could also be her worst enemy; the bond she yearned for was not the family she needed. But blood is not thicker than water.
Ayana refuses to be weak and stops at nothing to prove that she is as strong as her siblings and earns her right to be called the devil's daughter.
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