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Identical Genius
Paperback
Series: Genius, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 1 2020
Pages: 224
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Strong lead characters shine in this story and help to drive home the emotion of each scene. Beautifully written and explored. - Alexa Sommers, ★★★★★
This was a lovely, heartrending love story that I really enjoyed. The characters and story were well-developed and the plot unwound nicely. - Remy LeClair, ★★★★★
Kris is a highly accomplished and driven prodigy, a goal-oriented force of nature. Her sole focus is on becoming the world's leading cybersecurity expert. That is, until she meets Max. He melts her heart and changes her entire world. But, a case of mistaken identity threatens to break Kris's heart, and to thwart her one chance at true love. Kris's twin sister Liz carves her own path. Liz is a polymath, good at almost everything, but her lack of focus keeps her in Kris's shadow. Liz blooms later, but will her star shine as bright as Kris's? Or, will the envy that results from Kris's success doom Liz to a tragic and bitter end? In turns, the girls match wits with Dr. Reginald Hammond. Hammond is bitter and vain. He considers himself the smartest man in the room. Any room. And, he may well be. But is he the smartest person in the room? Or, has he met his match in Kris and Liz?
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