Sacha is the third (being the younger twin) Gasquet brother, and this clip comes from may be the opening scene in his story.
He swung round with the intention of heading for
the hall to watch the man pretending to be his twin, enter the house, but found
his path blocked.
“They why is not obvious to me, so before we greet
this imposter, if imposter he is, you better share your conclusions,” Liam demanded.
His head snapped up, his attention on the closed
sitting room door. “Whoever is behind this subterfuge is counting on their man
getting past us. After all, if he can
fool his brothers, then whoever has organised this exchange can be more
confident their man will fool the public.
“And there’s his first error.” Sacha breathed in a sigh of relief when
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Now I'm really curious! Thanks for sharing....
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I went back and read last week's, too, as I totally missed last week's "Sample". I had never thought about using twins in my stories, but then it's my characters that drive my stories, not me. :-)
Interesting concept.
Nice piece, Sherry! I'm reading a book now where mistaking twins one for another leads to all sorts of mayhem.
:-) Thanks for coming by Laurel-Rain.
:-) Like you Ruthrainwater my characters rule the roost, and dealing with twins, especially when they demand their own story has been a 'show-stopper' and very conveluted. (for me anyway!)) Thanks for coming by and your kind words.
Thanks for coming by, yes twins in a story can sure cause mayhem on many levels and almost any situation. Thanks for coming by.
very cool set-up.
I love stories with twins. All kinds of possibilities.
:-) Thanks Jeff.
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