Where You End by Abbott Kahler

A mind bending thriller of a history lost with the blanks filled in by unreliable narrators and some trauma of her past buried deep within her psyche. Kat and Jude Bird are mirror twins identical in every way but the image is flipped. They have always had the other's back and are connected in body, actions even language. Kat awakens from a coma to find out that she has been in an accident and remembers nothing except the face in front of her - Jude. As Jude begins to reload all their memories so far some things just don't add up. We, the reader, are privy to the girl's unusual childhood as part of a strange cult at the hands of a powerful leader and the trauma they both suffered. Abbott Kahler is able to weave a precise and calculated drip of tension along with choice tidbits of information in her previous non-fiction books and it serves her well here. You will find yourself rooting for vengeance and be appalled in equal measure but you will certainly never be bored. Fans of THE GOOD SISTER by Sally Hepworth or intense thrillers like THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW or THE SILENT PATIENT will approve.  4 stars