Her Story Was Cut Short

The hardships of losing a twin. For most people, they explain it as 'losing their other half' but in this book, the main character Mellisa gives the reader her point of view when her twin sister Meredith went into a coma after attempting suicide. Mellisa doesn't feel that she has 'lost her other half'. Instead she feels that even with Meredith still conscious, she would never be complete. Mellisa has already lost everything, making her twin not the cause for her careless life choices. But is she wrong? Did Meredith's attempt have more meaning to Mellisa than she thought?