I really loved this book, as it kept you guessing throughout the book.
We are introduced to twins, Summer and Iris who are identical except everything is reversed, meaning Iris' organs are on the opposite side to Summer's.
Iris adores and idolises her sister as she feels that Summer got the best of everything. Even as a child, this doesn't wane.
The twin's father Ridge leaves an awful clause in his will, leaving $100m to the first of his seven children to have a child meaning they are all competing to get pregnant.
Things get complex when one of the twins falls off a yacht and dies.
Although it seems that there isn't a huge amount of action throughout the book, there is great character building, tense relationships and thought provoking actions that make you wonder what you would do in the same situation.
The book remains tense until the end when there is a great plot twist.
We are introduced to twins, Summer and Iris who are identical except everything is reversed, meaning Iris' organs are on the opposite side to Summer's.
Iris adores and idolises her sister as she feels that Summer got the best of everything. Even as a child, this doesn't wane.
The twin's father Ridge leaves an awful clause in his will, leaving $100m to the first of his seven children to have a child meaning they are all competing to get pregnant.
Things get complex when one of the twins falls off a yacht and dies.
Although it seems that there isn't a huge amount of action throughout the book, there is great character building, tense relationships and thought provoking actions that make you wonder what you would do in the same situation.
The book remains tense until the end when there is a great plot twist.