| Author: | Maggie Holt | ISBN: | 9781440113222 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | February 5, 2009 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Maggie Holt |
| ISBN: | 9781440113222 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | February 5, 2009 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
MIRROR IMAGE PROVIDES POOR REFLECTION
Two sisters bearing a striking resemblance to one and other could easily trade places, at least momentarily---- a glance past their ebony hair and eyes of stormy sea green exposes their true identity. For although they mirror one and other in form, Molly and Merry posses opposing personalities:one is a temptress motivated by vanity and opportunism, while the other is easily intimidated and a vulnerable outcast. Their association seems completely unfathomable.
Molly and Merry are parted during childhood as a result of the pyschological distance between them. Molly's extroversion allows her to attend the prestegious Primrose School for Young Ladies, where her popularity soars: Merry is relegated to Fotheringale, a school for "backward" children. Their separation continues for a lifetime, but tragedy strikes, they are briefly reunited. Unless they use this opportunity to reconcile their differences, their fate will rest in the clutches of despair.
MIRROR IMAGE PROVIDES POOR REFLECTION
Two sisters bearing a striking resemblance to one and other could easily trade places, at least momentarily---- a glance past their ebony hair and eyes of stormy sea green exposes their true identity. For although they mirror one and other in form, Molly and Merry posses opposing personalities:one is a temptress motivated by vanity and opportunism, while the other is easily intimidated and a vulnerable outcast. Their association seems completely unfathomable.
Molly and Merry are parted during childhood as a result of the pyschological distance between them. Molly's extroversion allows her to attend the prestegious Primrose School for Young Ladies, where her popularity soars: Merry is relegated to Fotheringale, a school for "backward" children. Their separation continues for a lifetime, but tragedy strikes, they are briefly reunited. Unless they use this opportunity to reconcile their differences, their fate will rest in the clutches of despair.
