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    By Jordan Belcher

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    Tyesha Fenty is a beautiful 22-year-old mother of one very precocious little girl—and an unashamed internet addict. Between taking care of her daughter and posting updates about her life via the Web, Tyesha stresses over love and family. The father of her child is a spiritually devout drug dealer named Rodrick Al-Bashir who has a thing for other women. And her mother, Velma Fenty, is a widowed hoarder on the verge of losing her house.

    Stalking is the least of Tyesha’s worries, until one of her social media “friends” starts showing up at her gym, at her job, and at her home. Soon tragedy strikes, and when detectives catch her stalker—and just as quickly release him—Tyesha is forced to take matters into her own hands.

    Be careful what you post ... he’s watching ...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFelony Books
    Release dateApr 20, 2014
    ISBN9781310690754
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    Jordan Belcher

    Felony Books founder, Jordan Belcher, was born in Kansas City, Missouri. After spending 8 years in prison studying human behavior and the craft of writing, he was released in 2011 with a fervor to be a bestselling author and publisher. Nominated for the 2014 Male Author of the Year by AAMBC Bookclub, he has established himself as a talented urban fiction writer, committed to penning gripping, unforgettable novels. He has six titles to date: Blacktop Hustlaz, Tre Pound, Tre Pound 2, and the egde-of-your-seat bestselling social media trilogy, STATUS 1,2, and 3. He's currently at work on his next novel in the STATUS SERIES, titled: SELFIE (a psychological thriller), and working with other authors on their latest projects.

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      This is about how some people "live" Social Media sites. They base their lives on what others post and are concerned how their post will be perceived. So many people tell on themselves by what they post as their status and don't even realize it. I did enjoy the twist and turns. :)