A Project Romance

By: T'Ann Marie, O'Sharra

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Most people dream of having a twin. A life long best friend, road dog and partner in crime. Unfortunately, it’s the total opposite for the Solomon sisters. As if they didn't share the same womb, they hate even breathing the same air. Growing up in the projects is hard enough, the last thing you need is for your own blood to be against you. NaTasha; soft subtle and sweet, she's the more conservative of the two. Beautiful and curvy she would easily be any man's first draft pick but the constant torture and nasty remarks from her model sized twin, has her insecurities at an all time high. Living in a raggedy ran down apartment with their drunk of a father, Tasha feels her life is over. Having to boost from local malls and department stores just to survive, she's growing tired of the project living. With skills in the hair styling department, she has dreams of owning her own hair salon. Stumbling upon an unexpected love, Tasha may have found a man that could make all of her dreams come true. But what happens when that man is supposed to be off limits? NaTisha; loud, ratchet and just plain ghetto. A pretty face with a bomb body to match, she's just that. With no goals or ambition, boosting is her life. Well, when she isn't looking for the next hood dude to turn a trick on for a quick dollar. Being jealous of her twin sister since their childhood days, she does any and everything possible to make Tasha feel beneath her. Making her sister feel small is like a stroke to her ego. But what happens when a fine, rich, boss comes along and changes her sister's whole demeanor? A boss that Tisha has been checking for, for a while now to be exact. They say in the projects is where it all goes down. After reading this drama filled novel, you will see that there are no lies told in that statement. Take a ride with these twin sisters and see just how much goes down in, A Project Romance!

Tasha and Tisha

Great read/listen hoping in part 2 Tasha gives Tisha more than just words. I like how deuce genuinely likes Tasha I hope he’ll boss her up.

Tisha

tisha she is a real hood chick and we need to no more about how she got like this

a file quit

looks family like that you don't need a enemy this is really good it's interesting I'm not disappointed at all I wasn't

Can’t wait to read the next one

Story lit af the plots is crazy I hate AI readings that’s the only problem but I fw the story

Great read

I really loved this story. Natasha is obviously my favorite. I am rooting for her and Duece. And Tish deserves whatever happens and so does Boo.

love it love it

love everything about it the narration characters scenes and the story plot. I just got 2 and 3 hope they are good as well

This was an interesting read

I like the story line and got hooked by the end of the book couldn’t wait to read book two.

Where is part 2

I enjoyed the storyline I know there has to be a part 2. I hope Natisha gets what’s coming to her and I hope Natasha gets what she deserves, she’s a good one.

Love/Hate

I really liked the book; however I hate virtual voice. In the future I would like to hear real people tell the story

DNF

The book is kind of crass which I expected because it's in that genre. I was actually starting to get into the story. It was written with a good storyline. It was just a little bit on the edge at times of what I like to accept poring into my brain, like do they really need to curse that much or describe a woman's body in just that way? Maybe I've grown beyond this style of writting.

But then there was just a couple of lines that were inconsequential to the story about God in a disrespectful way and I'm like why do you have to put God in that line and I just didn't end up finishing it due to that. I was liking the story though.

Also the narrator is extremely bad at reading in a Black or Urban accent. It is terrible the way she pronounces words. It sounds like she never heard Black people talk and she actually sounds black herself which is weird. Why is she reading like that?