My Heart Still Beats For You

Written by Tina Marie

Narrated by Ace Bentley and Georgie Kimble

Inaya has it all, or so she thought. She has the man, house, car, and kids. But being with Phantom ends up being a nightmare instead of a fairy tale. With death at his back and women at his feet, the drama never ends. Inaya can’t understand why her man is in love with the streets and
continues to put their relationship at risk.

Phantom enjoys long walks to the bank, nights in the trap, and sliding in his girl anytime he wants. But his enemies are coming to destroy all of the things he loves and on top of that, his girl wants him to walk away. Never one to back down, he chooses the streets first and Inaya second.
Can this couple survive long enough to make their relationship work or will their world go up in a cloud of smoke?

Azia has spent her whole life as Phantom's little sister and having a crazy older brother had its perks. But all the secrets she hides from her brother wasn’t one of them. Just when Phantom steps back and lets her live her life with her new man, her past threatens to reveal itself to everyone around
her. Surrounded by danger, revelations, and a man who will spend money on her but not time, will Azia run to the arms of the only man who doesn’t give her her way?

Zionni was a part of a no-nonsense family. His cousin Kem ran the streets of NY with an iron fist and Zi did the same in Miami. Women to him just meant one thing, a good time, and settling down was not a part of the plan. The only girl he had time for was his friend Azia. Being there for her was easy,
even if it meant telling her no sometimes. Will he realize he loves her before it’s too late and she settles for someone else?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
• Release date: Apr 25, 2023
• ISBN: 9781705093856

Tina Marie

Tina Marie is a mother of twin girls, Brittany and Abbey who are now in college. She was the owner of her own interior design firm for 22 years and now retired. Tina Marie told stories about Isabella when her girls were six years old on their road trips. Her girls were fascinated with Isabella's character and all she did. She decided to put the stories she told her girls in a book so other children could learn about Isabella and the fun things she does and learn at the age of five. Her girls still remember the stories she told, now they can read them to their children.