Every Voice Ain't from God

A psychological thriller with jaw-dropping twists and turns, and characters whose antics will leave you speechless.… A story about love gone right, then wrong.

Zakari has known Nicole was the one since high school. He prays about whether their relationship is meant to be and receives confirmation one night during a church service. Zakari and Nicole are getting married!

Until she breaks up with him the next day.

Zakari plunges into a pit of despair, then Nicole reaches out and tells him they can be friends, maybe rekindle their relationship after college? Elated, Zakari agrees and bides his time until he and Nicole can be together again.

But Nicole gets engaged to another man, and Zakari doesn't understand.

He and Nicole are meant to be—she just needs to see it.

And her fiancé needs to be eliminated.

Every Voice Ain’t From God is a twisted tale about a man who will stop at nothing to have his woman’s heart. Including murder.

©2022 Tanisha Stewart (P)2022 Tanisha Stewart

The Black Joe Goldberg

This book reminded me so much of the Netflix series “You”. Yes even Black men are stalkers. I experienced something so similar in the 70’s. Too bad we didn’t have the technology then that we do today. I would’ve been found sooner. Lady’s beware. “Every Voice Ain’t From God”. So true!

Plot twist

The narrator was hard to get into but the story line had me hooked it was actually so good!

False prophecy

This was good to imply that every voice ain’t from God. Hopefully in real life people will seek God for themselves before making any decisions whether it be in relationships or otherwise. I enjoyed the story line and found myself wanting to hear more. I wanted Jacari to get help because he seemed like he seriously needed mental therapy, instead of getting of moving on the way he did. I also wanted Nicole to be more of a prayer warrior. With more worship and being devoted to prayer.

Loved it

The story started off slow, but definitely became more wild the further it got. I really thought Zakari was the “good guy” and Nicole was the crazy one. Boy was I wrong! The story over all was awesome, but I was a little confused when Zakari just popped up tho in the same town as Nicole 7 years later. They went to different cities for college and then all of a sudden they were back in the same town and Zakari stalked Nicole, and put a tracker on her car.

Wow

I am speechless. This book kept me on the edge of my seat in Aw. Talk about fatal attraction. he was SUPER CRAZY