Duplicity: Story review

Duplicity
The story is dark, but you can’t help reading it once you’ve started.
Love, hate, complex feelings, addiction, parental problems, dissatisfaction with one’s life, and death are all created in words that gave them life.
The style of the writer is detailed but not boring, the cover and the title are very attractive. I found the ending confusing at the beginning, but I comprehended it later.
Despite the sorrow and the dark mood, I can’t deny that it’s a story of morals,s not just entertainment, and it must be given 5 stars’ rate.

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