Identical Mistake - Carson, Catherine
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Leah Olivier Brown is angry when her beloved identical twin sister Mia is cruelly ditched by Ed Scott after a discussion with his brother Jay had left him with serious doubts about their relationship. Determined to uncover Jay Scott's reason for interfering in his brother's and consequently Mia's life, Leah drops her surname and becomes Leah Olivier and applies for a position within the Scott Partnership. Unfortunately Jay Scott is aware of her subterfuge regarding her name but mistakenly thinks she is Mia Brown and plays along in order to discover the motive for her duplicity. How will the situation be resolved.......?…mehr

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Leah Olivier Brown is angry when her beloved identical twin sister Mia is cruelly ditched by Ed Scott after a discussion with his brother Jay had left him with serious doubts about their relationship. Determined to uncover Jay Scott's reason for interfering in his brother's and consequently Mia's life, Leah drops her surname and becomes Leah Olivier and applies for a position within the Scott Partnership. Unfortunately Jay Scott is aware of her subterfuge regarding her name but mistakenly thinks she is Mia Brown and plays along in order to discover the motive for her duplicity. How will the situation be resolved.......?
Autorenporträt
Catherine Carson studied poetry at James Madison University, but her love affair with poetry began at the age of fifteen. With heroes like Sylvia Plath, Joy Harjo, and Mary Oliver, Catherine writes in a confessional free-verse style. Her award-winning work-which delves into topics such as mental illness, her experiences as a woman, relationships and friendships, and the trials of youth-has been published in "Dreamers Creative Writing" Magazine. Catherine now pursues poetry as a profession, writing both formally in workshops as well as in her spare time. She regards writing poetry as both a need and a want, and will continue to publish more work.