When my sister Isabelle showed up, just ahead of a tropical storm, nostalgia and a need to reconnect took us on a ride...directly into the eye of a different kind of disaster.

I woke from a coma unaware that I even had a twin and married to a man with two little girls. Although I fell madly in love with the children that I didn’t remember, I didn’t feel like I belonged with Paxton Pierce. I couldn’t be who he wanted me to be no matter how hard I tried. But things aren’t always as they seem.

I fought my own demons, trying not to be the submissive he required me to be, yet I craved it like a drug. I wanted him.

Once upon a time I was an identical twin.
And then I wasn’t.

Scott Moreno, a settler on Mars, and Andrew Moreno, an eco-terrorist militant of the Greenwar, are twins separated by the vast distances between the Red Planet and Earth. As children, they always experienced a strange connection that intensifies with stress. Can the power of will and the desire for human reunion reverse entropy?

This novel, set in Mars and Earth in the year 2104, is a rationalist story that draws a parallel between the communication of particles and the human mind from conception. Inspired by Alejandro Dumas' novel, "The Corsican Brothers," the story narrates the intricacies of living on Mars, coupled with the regret over family distance in an era where Earth has achieved ecological stability through terrorist struggle and begins to dismiss the colonization of the Red Planet.