A Praying Wife vs a Preying Woman

A Christian Romance Thriller (Love Conquers All Thrillers, Book 1)

By: Tanisha Stewart

Narrated by: Katherine Dollison

They wouldn't call it betrayal if it didn't come from a friend...

For lack of a better word, Destiny's life is perfect.

She met the man of her dreams her first week in college. Her grades are stellar, and she's got the lead role in the choir.

But someone in her circle isn't happy for Destiny's success.

And that person won't stop until she meets her demise.

Des always gets the short end of the stick.

She fights with everything she has to be noticed, but she's always overlooked.

Her roommate, Destiny, always seems to come out on the winning side. Things reach a head when Destiny sails by on a cloud of joy the same day Des faces the worst rejection of her life.

Out for blood, Des zeroes in on her so-called best friend.

Time to knock her down a peg or two.

A Praying Wife vs A Praying Woman is a spell-binding psychological thriller that will keep you up all night listening.

©2023 Tanisha Stewart (P)2023 Tanisha Stewart

Great story!

The juxtaposition between the two leading characters was riveting. This was a great book with an awesome message. The only area of opportunity is the background music that was so distracting

Kept me interested!

Overall great, interesting story. My only complaint is some unrealistic details toward the end and some of the language (since it’s listed as Christian).

How naive Destiny was.

This was very good. I was so ANNOYED by how GULLIBLE Destiny was. That annoyed me the most through out this entire READ.

Great Story

This story held me as the author developed the characters and the twist I was not expecting

I loved the book but…

Such a cute/mean girl story. Can totally imagine it in the big screen. I love the music and sound effects. Ms. Stewart does it again…and then…Katherine Dollison’s voice makes me want to cry! I avoid all books with her as the narrator. It’s so over the top and doesn’t match the vibe at all. I often drift away while I’m listening, I guess to relieve myself of the nails scratching that chalkboard. I absolutely love this author and the book was awesome. This narrator is a no, no