The Twin Brother: Some lines should never be crossed

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My husband might be dead, but I haven’t lost him completely. His identical twin brother, Charlie, looks exactly like him. Grief has a way of binding people together, and Charlie and I understand each other in ways no one else can. If his jealous, insecure wife can’t see that, she’s the one with the problem. We’ve both suffered an unimaginable loss. Of course, we need one another. How else are we supposed to survive this? At least, that’s what I keep telling myself. Since David died, my brother-in-law has become the first person I think about when I wake and the last person I text before I sleep. However, my mother-in-law has quietly warned me that what she’s witnessing between us isn’t healthy. But Charlie and I have shared secrets for years - things no one else knows or would understand. All I know is this - I’ve already lost one brother. I can’t lose the other. A gripping and twisty psychological thriller about buried secrets, broken bonds and coveting a life that isn’t your own.

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