Review: "Mirror, Mirror, Who Am I?"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2013
This is an amazing, puzzling novel written by Author Seb Kirby.  Mark Bellamy believes he is now famous author, Raymond Bridges.  Mark appears mad, believing that Raymond is his doppelganger.  Meeting in a men's room, it's a scary experience for Raymond, especially when Mark says he is going to kill him.  The fact is, Mark is an author who uses the pen name of Raymond Bridges.  And it is this new author who has stolen the name of Raymond Bridges.  What's weird is, they both look identical. So are they actually twins, or is Raymond really a doppelganger wanting to take over Mark's life?  But again, Raymond shifts into a different man, Erin Pasco, and Raymond no longer can recognize himself.  This is a truly, original sci-fi mystery that Raymond, if he really exists, must unwind to find out who he really is...Do you think my review is...strange?  Yes, it may be, but if you are an avid reader, you will have to read this thriller to the end to find out how this man, who is narrating this story to YOU, unravels this mystery.  Hint:  He's not from our planet.  The author does present this story in a very puzzling manner in the beginning, but at about 25 percent, it starts to become very clear to you.  This may be sci-fi, but parts of it you may find comparable to our world today.  Well done, Author Seb Kirby.