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Read the article →| Category: | Fiction - Family Saga |
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| Author: | G. M. Lupo |
| Publisher: | Lupo Digital Services, LLC |
| Publication Date: | November 15, 2018 |
| Number of Pages: | 156 |
| ISBN-10: | 0984891382 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-0984891382 |
| ASIN: | B07KGPL4N5 |
Rebecca Too by G.
M. Lupo is an ingeniously plotted novel with wonderfully sculpted characters.
It is August 2010 and Alyssa Caine's world is falling apart. Her father dies
of a heart attack while golfing and it is not long before Alyssa learns that
her friend, Rebecca Asher, died in a car accident. She hasn't seen Alyssa for
many years and her heart breaks to know she died shortly after their last
meeting. On her wedding anniversary, Alyssa crashes her minivan as she attempts
to avoid an accident. She wakes up at the hospital days later and says she is
Rebecca. Her estranged sister, Leah, is stunned and sets out to unravel the
mystery about Rebecca. Why will her estranged sister want to be Rebecca and can
she bring her back to herself?
G. M. Lupo is a great storyteller who brings characters to
life in this mesmerizing tale. The compelling premise is quickly introduced and
readers want to know what happens next to the characters as they watch Tim
Caine, Alyssa's husband, at a loss over what to make of an accident happening
on their wedding anniversary. The author explores the relationships, especially
one between Leah and Alyssa, with superior skill. The dialogues are
terrifically written, at times mind-boggling and exciting. They are filled with
drama. A perfect example is a scene at the hospital when Rebecca sits up,
watches the nurse exit, and wonders what is happening as a blonde girl watches with
fascination. Hear the ensuing exchange:
“Who are you?” Rebecca
says.
“I am you as you are
me,” the blonde girl says, then giggles.
“What does that mean?”
Rebecca says.
From all around them, a woman’s voice booms, “Aly, that’s no way to behave. She really doesn’t know why she’s here.”
Rebecca Too is a
delightful read with a unique plot structure, intelligently crafted to leave
readers guessing what can happen next. G. M. Lupo creates complex characters
and weaves realism into the writing, a finely crafted page-turner that delivers
a compelling examination of a character going through a traumatic experience
and a sister's quest for answers. This author has mastery of the economy of words
and knows how well never to waste a single one.
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