Review: Doubles - Melissa Simonson

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Review: Doubles - Melissa Simonson - February 2013

This was one of those days where I scrolled through my Kindle and clicked a random book, one that has been on my Kindle for at least 5-10 years. This one before I get into the review is not a book for the faint-hearted and isn't a HEA ending either, well not really anyway. The book starts with Cameron being abducted by Sam, he has a thing for blondes and blue eyes. Cameron discovers he already has two other people down there - Julia and Colin. He loves to torture them, especially the females. When Julia dies, it's down to the two of them to try and survive and escape this hell. The thing though is that Cameron doesn't realize that he originally thought she was her twin sister Amy and that he is closer to her family than she ever realized. Amy was raped and it resulted in her daughter Emma. Of course, near the end of the book, Amy finds herself kidnapped too and blames it all on Cameron - I'm sorry but she never reported her rape and she is a grade A B____. Can the three of them survive this or will one of the twins be saying goodbye to the other? Without giving away the spoiler, I will finish by saying unless you are a fan of not-so-happy endings, then do not read this book. Doubles by Melissa Simonson is truly a dark thriller/suspense read that is not for the faint-hearted and one of the darkest books I have read in a long time.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Op1Bxr








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