Bree soon discovers that even though they look alike, they're totally different. Cassie is wild and impulsive. She hates Bree's little town and everything in it, except Bree's boyfriend, Luke. When Cassie becomes obsessed with Luke, she'll go to any length to have him for herself.
Luke has a secret, which Cassie learns and uses against him. She's off her medication and will stop at nothing. She says he's in love with her. He says he loves Bree. Will their secrets destroy them and their relationships?
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ReplyDeleteWhat led you to this particular plot? Just curious.
ReplyDeleteGayle / S.C.Mema
Wow, you really raised the stakes for Bree. It is an interesting premise of how being raised in different environments can affect personality. I look forward to reading your story. HM at HVC dot RR dot COM
ReplyDeleteI would love to read this. rdunson(at)knology(dot)net
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ReplyDeleteHey, Gayle!
Someone I work with has identical twins. They're only three and they're beautiful little girls. I started thinking about what challenges they'll face as teenagers. A boy will like them for their looks, but they'll be identical, so I would think this will cause some identity issues for the girls. They might ask, "Does he love me for me? Does he love me because I'm pretty? Does he love my sister too?" Crazy thoughts, but I'm thinking I would think that way if I had an identical twin.
I had a lot of fun writing this book!
To learn you had a twin would be amazing & daunting I think.
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Great sounding plot for a book! Iwould love to read it!
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love to win thanks
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This book sounds quite interesting. I would love to win a copy of it.
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