
Title: Two Faces, One Life
Author: Margaret West
Publisher: Eternal Press
Publisher URL: http://www.eternalpress.ca/
ISBN: 978-1-926647-50-0
Genre: Contemporary M/F Romance
Rating: 4.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Rose Nymph
After suffering horrific injuries in a house fire, Sarah feels like her life is over before she’s had a chance to really live. Bitterness, frustration and despair war within her as she decides to take back the control she lost that fateful night. Her mind made up, she prepares herself for one final look at the world she’s shed so many tears over but even Sarah isn’t prepared for meeting Ted, a blind man with problems of his own but also an overwhelming attitude of optimism for life that try as she might, Sarah just can’t ignore.
Author: Margaret West
Publisher: Eternal Press
Publisher URL: http://www.eternalpress.ca/
ISBN: 978-1-926647-50-0
Genre: Contemporary M/F Romance
Rating: 4.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Rose Nymph
After suffering horrific injuries in a house fire, Sarah feels like her life is over before she’s had a chance to really live. Bitterness, frustration and despair war within her as she decides to take back the control she lost that fateful night. Her mind made up, she prepares herself for one final look at the world she’s shed so many tears over but even Sarah isn’t prepared for meeting Ted, a blind man with problems of his own but also an overwhelming attitude of optimism for life that try as she might, Sarah just can’t ignore.
Two Faces, One Life is a wonderful short story of second chances coming when you least expect them. Both Sarah and Ted have learnt the harsh reality of life, thanks to circumstances out of their control but their suffering has given them two very different outlooks on life. Sarah’s anguish is apparent from the start as she has all but given up on life. It’s difficult to read, as is the effect this character’s pain has on her parents and although I wish there was more detail on Sarah’s relationship with her family, the author deals with the subject of suicidal thoughts with great sensitivity.
Ted is a great character, who I warmed to immediately, and was so happy when he came into Sarah’s life. It is obvious that he has his own scars to bear but his optimism and love of life warmed my heart. I loved the exchanges between the two characters, the writing running smoothly making for an easy, enjoyable read. I am however left desperate for more as there is real potential in Ted and Sarah’s relationship. My mind is already wandering to where things go from here so I really hope the author is inspired to continue with their story.



































