Archive for October, 2023

Only You by Eva Jordan, a review.

Only You by Eva Jordan

After the book’s shocking start, we share the events leading up to and following a life-changing experience.

Leora is one of a very unusual pair of twins, her childhood, teenage years and the life which follows is chronicled in detail. The story gives a vivid picture of Leora, her friends, loves and family, while exploring the relationships with and between them.

In part, this is a psychological thriller, a story with elements of the paranormal, exploring a controlling relationship and the ultimate destructiveness of jealousy. However, it is Leora and Ben’s enduring love for each other, which is at the very heart of this novel.

We have to wait to the very end to see how they move forward.

A brilliant story, beautifully told.

To see Eva’s other books visit her website: https://evajordanwriter.com/

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