The Girl in the Mirror

Composed with the spine-tingling, twisting suspense of Something in the Water and The Wife Between Us, this enticing first thriller revolves around identical twin sisters, secrets, desire, and deadly lies.

Iris and Summer, twin sisters, resemble each other remarkably well, but there's a shadow between them that separates them. Iris, who is insecure and cynical, has always envied Summer's seemingly endless luck, which includes her ideal spouse Adam.

Iris, who was called to Thailand to assist her sister in navigating the family yacht to the Seychelles, harbors her own, deep-seated fantasies about what might transpire during the voyage. But all changes when she finds herself in the middle of the Indian Ocean on her own without warning. Upon reaching the shore, Iris lets herself be carried away by Adam, who believes her to be Summer.

Iris blindly follows through with his error. With her sister no longer alive, she not only has the ideal life she has always desired, but she is also one step closer to inheriting the $100 million estate her father deceitfully left behind. To become an heir, all Iris needs to do is be the first of his seven children to bear fruit.

Iris's "new" life oscillates between a dazzling fantasy and a terrifying paranoia. How far will she go to make sure no one finds out the truth when she's on the verge of being exposed?

And what was Summer's experience aboard the yacht?

It's only known by Iris.