Book Review: MAGGIE'S RUSE

TITLE: Maggie's Ruse

AUTHOR: Anne Leigh Parrish

PUB: Unsolicited Press

PUB DATE: 1st October, 2019

Synopsis:

Maggie and Marta Dugan are identical twins. Their relationship has the usual sisterly strains, until home alone one afternoon, Maggie masquerades as Marta when a friend of hers drops by. The ruse is quickly discovered, a rift between the sisters ensues, and they go their separate ways. But living apart is hard; real independence harder still. Will they come back together? How long until each realizes she needs the other to feel whole?

Thoughts:

Maggie’s Ruse is a story about identical twins Maggie and Marta. They come from money but are struggling in their own careers with Maggie as an artist, and Marta as an actress hoping to make it in their respective careers. Just as the title of this book suggests, Maggie Plays a ruse and impersonates Marta, and this causes a big problem between them. There is a deep message in the story that deals with family, sisterhood, and identity which I found to be an enjoyable read.

Author: Anne Leigh Parrish