Dead to Me

By: Ebony Evans

Narrated by: Don Alexander, Shakira Ayers, Nicole Small

Blood is said to be thicker than water, but what happens when the blood runs cold?

Every family has their fair share of problems, and Ivory Stevans’ family is no exception. When Ivory’s father goes missing for 11 agonizing days, all hell breaks loose, and the bonds that keep Ivory Stevans' family together are tested. Secrets come to light, betrayal surfaces, and trust is destroyed.

Just when the family thought they had time to mend relationships and right their wrongs, time betrays them. Now, with Ivory’s family destroyed, it’s too late for shoulda, woulda, couldas. They’ll just have to take their differences to the grave.

©2022 Ebony Evan (P)2023 Ebony Evans

I'm dead

The book is a therapeutic mystery with a love story intertwined. The narration was good. By the end, I was in awe. I need more.

A Page Turner for Sure!!!

This was such a beautiful read with a few twists and turns. I loved how well the narrators flowed with the book; I also loved how immediately the book sucked me right in from the very first page. I worked a 12 hour shift last night and listening to this audio made most of my shift go by so darn fast. I wish this wasn’t a stand alone, because I would love a part 2 in continuation of this book, but since it ended on a closed note and everything pretty much answered, I’ll just look for other great books from this author instead. You will not be disappointed!!!

Engaging Book that touched a lot of important topics

I honestly wasn’t expecting much. I thought it was a pretty decent story with great messaging weaved throughout. I like the story in the characters, but I did feel like something was missing. The story never really climaxed. No big reveal no plot twist - what we thought was going to happen the whole book is actually what happened every time.


The battle with family is real.

Everyone has family members that are characters in this book.
This book Is a guide to dealing with, family, grief, love, hate and mental health.
Thank you, Ms. Evans for letting us know that we are not allow.

Bravo!

This story was very engaging. I enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to more books from Ebony!