J. M. Kelly (2)

Eighteen-year-old twin sisters, Crystal and Amber share everything, their bank account, their room, their homework, their hopes for a better future, and even the child born to one of them from a one-night stand. Despite all they share, they are opposites. Crystal loves cars. Amber loves girlie dresses and family. One day, Crystal is introduced to a solution to all their money problems and an escape from the poverty that has haunted them their entire lives. Although it is a brilliant solution, she is afraid to tell Amber, as they had already agreed on a plan.

This is a light story for the first ¾ of the book. Then, we find out that things are not always as they seem. Narrated by Crystal, we, as readers, get only one side of the story. That’s when things get interesting.

I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.… (altro)