Mirror Image - Danielle Steel Reviews

I first read this book when I was 13. I found it very interesting and moving (I was crying by the end) but possibly a bit too deep for someone so young. It starts off like a one of these aristocrat stories about really rich, beautiful women who live a life of luxury with two houses and loads of servants, but as the story progresses it turns out ...

The year is 1912 and the story is based around two sisters, Olivia and Victoria. These are no ordinary sister though, they are twins and identical at that. Their mother died during childbirth and they live with their father and live a very wealthy life. From the outside, Victoria and Olivia look identical and not even their own father can ...

If you are expecting a formulaic Danielle Steele book, then think again. Mirror Image is set in a bygone day, but not one that the reader cannot empathise with, and the two characters, twins Victoria and Olivia Henderson, start to differentiate themselves from the opening pages. We meet Olivia, she is a homebody, happy to clean ...

I enjoyed reading this book, its about identical twins and being an identical twin myself I could empathise with it. This books looks at the relationship between twins, the constant guessing and people asking which one they were. It looks at the bond between the two sisters –Olivia and Victoria Henderson. Its quite a mysterious ...