Spoiler Discussion (February 2017) - Duplicity, by Sibel Hodge

[Mary]

This is just a comment to put me in the amazon voucher give away. Neither of these were large print books so it takes me much longer than a month to read them. :-(

[Bill]

I probably would fail to notice those hesitations about which hand to use & surely not conjectured that the real Alissa might have a double. Also if I were asked about details in the novel she is writing I would either @ least skimmed it or simply said, 'Oh, I never discuss work in progress.'

[Bill]

David wrote: "Yes I probably would too.

Also I still find it hard to believe that anyone in the bath wouldn't here an intruder in the house.
Finally just what are the odds that twins separated at birth in the U..." I'd say zero about meeting. But having once totally unexpectedly encountered a former student in the Sydney Opera House, I think that where foreign holiday makers follow a fairly beaten path, the odds would be long but not astronomical.

[Desirae_nicole]

I actually stopped reading once the twin was revealed. I did catch the left/right hand signing thing, and about how the wife no longer offered lunch to the maid. I wasn't pushed to keep reading. Some books I like, some I don't bother finishing. I can't tell what the difference is myself, so I just try a lot of books. :)