Two identical twins. One murder. A mind-bending conspiracy where nothing is as it seems.
What if MKUltra never ended?
When authorities accuse a neuroscientist of murdering the man she loves, they find her estranged identical twin as the only other suspect—and both share the same DNA.
But which sister committed the crime?
When the twins are abducted and thrust into a kaleidoscopic world of psychedelic drugs, buried trauma, and whispered CIA experiments, Evelyn begins to doubt everything—her research, her memories, even her sanity. Haunted by what she can't remember and terrified of what she might, she's forced to reconcile with the sister she doesn't trust to clear her name and stop a looming catastrophe. As science and delusion blur, Evelyn faces a terrifying question: what if the real monster is the one wearing her face?
Propulsive, hallucinatory, and darkly funny, My Twin the Murderer is a psychological thriller about sisters, trauma, and the weaponization of consciousness—where nothing is quite as it seems, and the person you know best may be the one you should fear most.
Readers are calling it "fast-paced," "twisty," "wild, weird and wonderfully unhinged," and "hard to put down."
