The extract has already intrigued me. Wondering how Iris will deal with sailing with her brother in law and whether he will try to make a move on her in such confined conditions due to there identical (though mirror) resemblance. Iris clearly wants a life like her sister has so will she allow herself to be seduced in order to obtain her fathers fortune?
Her fathers obsession with keeping his bloodline alive is understandable when he has been raised within the foster system. However instead of fairly splitting his estate amongst all his children all of whom were under 18 years of age, to instead leave it all to whomever bares a grandchild first is deeply unfair and manipulative.
The blurb also implies that something will go on with the narrator and her twins husband. Will seduce her twins husband in order to fall pregnant and claim the inheritance ? Using her near identical looks and breakdown of her own marriage for sympathy.
Her fathers obsession with keeping his bloodline alive is understandable when he has been raised within the foster system. However instead of fairly splitting his estate amongst all his children all of whom were under 18 years of age, to instead leave it all to whomever bares a grandchild first is deeply unfair and manipulative.
The blurb also implies that something will go on with the narrator and her twins husband. Will seduce her twins husband in order to fall pregnant and claim the inheritance ? Using her near identical looks and breakdown of her own marriage for sympathy.