«Hauntingly powerful»

Daily Mail

«These diary entries fuel this moving exploration into the unique bond between twins and the grief when one dies.»

Observer

«Poignant and powerful»

<b>Caroline Sanderson</b>, The Bookseller

«A beautifully written memoir full of poignancy, humour and wisdom. The conceit of using a diary written in the present as a touching off point for the reminiscences works excellently and adds a novelistic richness to what is already a powerful, stirring and uplifting testament to love.»

<b>Ray Celestin, award-winning author of <i>The Axeman's Jazz</i></b>

«Beautiful, emotional and somehow funny at times...David has put together something really special here, because of course there is such sadness, but mostly, there is love.»

<b>Dawn O'Porter</b>

«This is as beautiful an account of loss as you will ever read, haunting and at times unbearably heart wrenching. A tribute to a lost brother and an excavation of the human heart in all its shades of light and dark. A gem.»

<b>Rebecca Frayn</b>

«A gentle book by a gentle man about the loss of a twin brother. An intimate, searingly honest, deeply upsetting but also uplifting story of loss and love.»

<b>Prue Leith</b>