Dreams Derailed by Wild Twin Sister

ADLIE, Va., Feb. 10 /PRNewswire/ — The vetting process for new politicians can be an excruciating affair. However, details get missed now and then. In his new book, "Next First Lady’s Bad Twin" (published by AuthorHouse), Paul Sidhu spins a suspenseful story of a senator’s wife whose dreams of a loving, successful family life in the White House come to a violent end as a result of her wayward sister’s past.

Identical twins Samantha and Cassandra had everything going for them — beauty beyond measure, a loving home life and the close bonds of sisterhood. Somehow their paths diverge, and destiny chooses one to be the wife of a beloved senator, the most powerful man in America. The other seems doomed for destruction, irrevocably entangled with a violent gangster.

As the story begins, wayward sister Cassandra arrives at the doorstep of her sister, Samantha, 14 years after they parted ways. With a troubled past behind her, Cassandra wants nothing more than to be reunited with Samantha, who has two beautiful children and is poised to become the next first lady of the United States. A happy reunion ensues, but is short lived.

In a bizarre sequence of events, Cassandra’s visit ends with one twin murdered and the other kidnapped by unknown thugs. On what should be the pinnacle night of his career, the senator is placed in the eye of a scandal that shocks the nation.

Two weeks after the bloody ordeal, the kidnapped twin is found and charged with murder. As the twin tries to prove her innocence, the senator is called as the key witness. Fighting the political and legal jungle of partisan judges and prosecutors, as well as media insiders, the senator must establish the true identity of the living twin as he struggles for his own survival.

The following excerpt gives a taste of Sidhu’s sense of dramatic flair:

        Her sister hearing the gunfire comes running and sees her twin lying
        on the floor in a pool of blood, but still breathing. She picks her up
        by the shoulders and holds her tight. The dying sister whispers "I
        love you, I love you, forgive ... ." Before she can finish her
        sentence, her eyes close and her sister holds her close to her chest.
        "Please don't leave me, please don't leave me. I missed you so much"
        she says while tears flow from her eyes. The live twin is still
        holding her tight to her body, "Why God, oh God why? We were so
        happy!" she cried.

Filled with suspense, glamour, mistaken identity and political conflict, this murder mystery keeps readers engaged to the last page.

About the Author: Paul Sidhu was born in India and immigrated to England when he was 17. Two tragedies made a profound impact on his life. When he was 2 years old he contracted polio and after moving to England his mother was diagnosed with depression. Despite these struggles, Sidhu pursued his love of writing, dreaming up plots while he worked as a mechanic and, later, a taxi driver. Sidhu lives in America with his wife and four children. "Next First Lady’s Bad Twin" is his first book.

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