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A review by hermoonreads
The Rule of One by Ashley Saunders
4.0
The rule of one dictates only one child is allowed per family, which is why twins Ava and Mira trade places each day, because only one can exist.
Despite pretending to play the same person I was happy to see just how different these two sisters are, their shared trauma doesn't mean they react to things the same way.
The initial part of the book felt a little slow, but once we got into the swing of the main plot I really couldn't put it down. The dialog was great, the descriptions vivid, and the entire book was just so well written. I was so happy with how it all ended, and I'm looking forward to reading the next in the series!
Confession, I didn't realise Montana was so far North until I read this, for some reason I always thought it was more central
Despite pretending to play the same person I was happy to see just how different these two sisters are, their shared trauma doesn't mean they react to things the same way.
The initial part of the book felt a little slow, but once we got into the swing of the main plot I really couldn't put it down. The dialog was great, the descriptions vivid, and the entire book was just so well written. I was so happy with how it all ended, and I'm looking forward to reading the next in the series!
Confession, I didn't realise Montana was so far North until I read this, for some reason I always thought it was more central