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| You know, for twins, they're not that identical... |
Raeanne and Kaeleigh are twins and daughters of well-respected members of the community. With a politician for a mother and a judge for a father, one would expect both twins to have a moral compass permanently pointing to "Angelic." No so, with an absent mother and a father married to the bottle, the twins have learned to raise themselves and quickly realize that life isn't normal for them.
Beautifully written, but very graphic, I had troubles reading certain parts of the book and found myself skipping a few parts. It did not take anything away from the story and though it did make me uncomfortable at times, I would still recommend it to anyone looking for a heart-wrenching emotional roller coaster.
Other than that, I'm not sure what else I can say about this book.
It hit a little too close to home for comfort.
