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Summary: The Other Twin
Review: THE THE OTHER TWIN is guaranteed to give you chills up and down your spine. Hunter Morgan has done a clever job of portraying the terror one woman has when she finds out the serial killer that murdered her twin sister is now out on the streets again after 20 years. Just when Syd feels she's gotten her life together, despite her divorce, and raising a teenage daughter, she doesn't need the feeling of terror in her life again. The thing that shakes Sydney up is that since Eshey's release young children related to the previous murders have gone missing. Dare she get in touch with the man who wrote the "Twin Murders" true crime book to find out the facts her mother would never tell her? THE OTHER TWIN a well-written book that keeps your attention as all the people and facts fall into place. Before long Sydney is going to go head to head with a cunning killer, so hold onto your hats and fasten your seat belts for a bumpy ride. This book is very gripping and at times horrific since it deals with murdering young children, but Ms. Hunter does such a fine job with her characters and story line you can't put the book down once you start it. There are a lot of twists and turns in this story and just when you think you might know what's going to happen, you are off in another direction. If you like mysteries and edge of your seat thrills, you will be up late at night with all the lights on finishing this book. Better yet, read it during the daylight hours. Don't miss it! I'm hooked on Hunter Morgan. Suzanne Coleburn, Reader To Reader Reviews
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Summary: Chilling Suspense In A Small Beach Town
Review: This is the first book I've read by this author, and I found it to be fast-paced and thrilling. I could see the characters and feel their unease as the killer closed in. Don't read this book if you're home alone on a foggy night. And don't start reading it when you have to rise early for work the next morning. I loved "The Other Twin", couldn't put it down. I give Hunter Morgan 5 Stars.
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Summary: Nice beach read
Review: This was a good book, but not a great suspense novel. No spoilers, but the killer (and the killer's undoing) were both clear from the minute the words showed up on the page, with dozens of chapters to go. The relationship between Sydney and Marshall seems obviously contrived, and as someone from a family of twins, all of the doubles seem rather ridiculous.
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