Secrets in the mirror by Leslie Kain – Review by Stephanie Tellas

“Family. The same people who destroyed Gavin’s self-esteem are the ones he must save.
In this multi-award-winning psychological drama about finding self in a dysfunctional family, Secrets In The Mirror grapples with the imperative to save others versus the struggle to save oneself. Gavin tries to salvage his self-esteem from Dad’s bullying and from narcissistic abuse by his identical mirror twin, while Mom resists spousal abuse to assert sanity into the clan. But when Devon gets into drugs and trouble with the Mob, people die. Gavin flees far away to protect himself and his new family, but he can’t escape his sociopathic brother, or the Mob. Yet inextricable bonds tie him to Devon, and Gavin vows to rescue his twin from his self-destructive path. But he is warned: You can’t save anyone until you save yourself.”
This book was suspenseful, thrilling, story definitely matches todays world with abuse and drugs and gangs. Like says in the blurb. You can try to save people but you cant save anyone until you save yourself.
This story kept me engaged throughout the whole book, had wtf moments, characters and storyline was great. I give this book 5 stars.