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C. K. MULFORT
THE OTHER SIDE OF A MIRROR
THE OTHER SIDE OF A MIRROR
Dr. Andrea Clarke is a Southern-bred, virtuous woman who thrives on routine—until the morning she wakes up to find the love of her life, Daniel Cooper, gone without a trace. Did he leave? Is he missing? Could he be dead? And more importantly… who is Daniel, really?
As Andrea desperately searches for answers, a new client walks into her office—Madison, a captivating, free-spirited sex addict who challenges everything Andrea thought she knew about love, desire, and even herself. But something about Madison’s sudden arrival feels a little too coincidental… and Andrea can’t shake the feeling that this woman holds the key to Daniel’s disappearance. Secrets unravel, temptation beckons, and the truth might be more dangerous than Andrea ever imagined.
AT SOME POINT, a woman will struggle between the woman she is and the woman she wants to be… and for Dr. Andrea Clarke, this is no exception.
As Dr. Clarke dives deeper into Madison’s wild, unpredictable world, she begins to uncover a side of herself she never knew existed—one that pulls her into a tangled web of secrets, temptation, and ultimately, the truth. With each passing day and still no sign of Daniel, Andrea starts to see unsettling connections between herself and several of her clients. But the real shock comes when she begins to suspect that one of them isn’t a stranger at all… but someone far closer than she ever imagined.
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This book encompasses a level of mystery, suspense, thriller, and erotica in a way I've never seen written before. Kudos to you for executing that.
An undisclosed editor from HarperCollins.
I like how you set the stage from page one all the way through. I couldn't help but to feel like I was experiencing every moment of it in real time. Your attention to detail of the mental dialogue to the physical act is amazing!
Barbie Ann - Avid reader of contemporary women books.
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Let me start by saying thank you for allowing me to read and review your work. I must say, this was a very delightful read. It was engaging and not too predictable. It’s very descriptive which I love because I am a visual person so when I am reading something I like to be able to picture it in my head. It’s also very relatable.
Blogger from Sistah Girls Book Club.
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Honestly, this book has fascinated me from the beginning, and every chapter ends so well to make the reader need to continue on.
Caryn P - A professional editor with a publishing company.
