Double Play

When the Game of Deceit Can Never Be Unbroken

De: K Redd

Narrado por: Christin Reinmuth

For almost every day of their lives, Ryan and Brian Wright have been inseparable.

As identical twins, the brothers have gone through everything together.

Sharing experiences and milestones along the way, and on more than one occasion, using their identical looks to their advantage.

From breezing through exams to accompanying their dream girl to prom, for Ryan and Brian, sharing each other’s lives has become the norm – and little has changed now that they are married men with families of their own.

Even now, the temptation to switch places to escape reality is too good for either brother to resist.

But when a case of mistaken identity leads one of them to disappear after being shot, it is up to the one left behind to take his place and search for answers.

Now, the pressure is on to find his missing twin – but how long can the imposter keep up the ruse before his family discovers the truth?

Double Play is an intense tale of deception, danger, and the bond of brotherhood. Can one man ever convince the world he is really his twin? Perhaps the question isn’t whether or not he can – but rather, whether or not he should.

©2022 K. Redd (P)2024 Kimberly Redd

Ttlhriller

Entertaing story of identical twins who live interchangeable lives until something goes wrong.
The story was well read, but did not add to the drama.
j received a free cooy for an honest review

A story about the complexities of identity

Is a captivating audiobook that delivers suspense, intrigue, and heartfelt moments in equal measure. With its compelling narrative and richly drawn characters, it offers an immersive listening experience that will keep listeners enthralled from start to finish.

Disappointed

I found this book confusing and annoying. The twin brothers switching their lives affected their wives and children without thinking of the emotional and psychological consequences. The narrator did a good job.

Good book

This psychological thriller had all the makings of a gripping page-turner with its twisty tale of twin deception. However, the subpar narration slightly marred my immersion slightly. The story itself was engrossing but the narrator's acting and lack of convincing character voices and appropriate pauses prevented me from getting fully lost in the high-stakes drama. A more seasoned voice artist could have elevated the thrills to their full potential. Still, an intriguing premise for fans of darker family sagas.