Abi doesn't know how to go on with her life without her twin
sister was killed in a car accident. Abi was behind the
wheel and, many years later, still blames herself for this
accident.
As Abi is trying to deal with her problems, she meets
Bea. Unlike Abi, who has known her twin her whole life, Bea
just met her twin brother Ben. After meeting Bea, Abi and
she became fast friends. The
more they hang around with each other, the more they
realize how much they have in common. Abi learns that
Bea had been adopted by a very wealthy family. Not
knowing the back story, she just assumes that Ben was
also from this family. But Bea and Ben are great at keeping
secrets, especially from those they love.
Claire Douglas writes a book of twist and turns. There
are several back stories, and several of the
other characters only play a small part in this book.
However, the little bit that they are in the book tell a
bit about the lives of the main characters.
I find myself being in Abi's life. How would I react if
this had happened to me? Claire Douglas shows how you
think you can get over something, but a little memory
will bring it all back. I think that Douglas had
to really dig into this subject and study up on twins.
If you enjoy mystery and suspense you are going to love
this book. It did take me a little bit to get into this
story line. Once you do, you will not be able to put it
down.
When one sister dies, the other must go to desperate lengths
to survive
After a tragic accident, still haunted by her twin sister’s
death, Abi is making a fresh start in Bath. But when she
meets siblings Bea and Ben, she is quickly drawn into their
privileged and unsettling circle.
When one sister lies, she must protect her secret at all costs
As Abi tries to keep up with the demands of her fickle
friends, strange things start to happen – precious letters
go missing and threatening messages are left in her room. Is
this the work of the beautiful and capricious Bea? Or is Abi
willing to go to any lengths to get attention?
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