When Iris is called to help her twin sister with an emergency she never envisioned herself on her sisters yacht in the middle of the Indian Ocean desperately wondering where her sister is whilst realising the worst must have happened. She sees an opportunity to have everything her perfect sister had and more and decides to risk the odds and grab it.
I loved the premise of this book however for me it dragged until the last 50 pages when all the action really happened. It did a great job of setting the scene and getting into Iris and Summers mindsets but there was a degree of predictability and incredulity and despite twist on twist at the end it lacked a definitive wow. This is quite a good psychological read about twins but the best insight into their relationship came from their brother Ben who views the twins relationship differently as to how Iris had viewed it and probably made more sense of Iris’s behaviour than her own thoughts did.
I loved the premise of this book however for me it dragged until the last 50 pages when all the action really happened. It did a great job of setting the scene and getting into Iris and Summers mindsets but there was a degree of predictability and incredulity and despite twist on twist at the end it lacked a definitive wow. This is quite a good psychological read about twins but the best insight into their relationship came from their brother Ben who views the twins relationship differently as to how Iris had viewed it and probably made more sense of Iris’s behaviour than her own thoughts did.