Cynical and insecure, Iris has long been envious of SummerвЂ™s seemingly never-ending good fortune, including her perfect husband Adam.Д¬alled to Thailand to help her sister sail the family yacht to the Seychelles, Iris nurtures her own secret hopes for what might happen on the journey. Twin sisters Iris and Summer are startlingly alike, but beyond what the eye can see lies a darkness that sets them apart. When reality gets you down, a jet-setting thriller is the ultimate escape, and thatвЂ™s why I loved this novel.

Throw into the mix a too-good-to-be-true husband with unexpected sexual fetishes and a missing person case on the high seas, and you have all the ingredients of a twisted and compulsively readable domestic suspense story. And now, living as Summer, Iris is one step closer. Why? Because their millionaire father has offered his $100 million inheritance to the first married daughter to produce an heir. When Summer disappears in a freak yachting accident, Iris poses as her sister by pretending that she (Iris) was the twin who had gone overboard. Identical twin sisters Iris and Summer are mirror images of each other, but while Iris has no marriage prospects, Summer has a gorgeous (not to mention wealthy) husband. So it was a wonderful escape to immerse myself in the pages of The Girl in the Mirror and travel vicariously through its characters-from the beaches of tropical northern Australia, to the translucent Andaman Sea in Thailand (one of my favorite travel destinations), all the way to the Seychelles.Д«ut if luxurious travel alone isn't enough to make you snag this book, then let's talk about the plot. On the day my novel The Night Swim was released back in August, the city where I live in Australia was put under the toughest lockdown in the world.

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