Unvieling the Striking Resemblance

March 11, 2010 - PRLog -- Lovers of fiction work and book enthusiasts are in for a unique and surprising read as author Almalik Taylor releases his new book, Striking Resemblance. Readers will immerse into a story of a man’s passion and desire, a lesbian couple’s yearning, a distinctive marriage, and the surprising outcome of a rare union.

Striking Resemblance follows the story of Peter, a self-made millionaire through real estate investing. He grew up being housed in and out of foster homes, group homes, and orphanages. Yet, instead of allowing the pain of such an upbringing drive him into a negative choice of living, he was empowered by his past and ultimately founds “New Beginnings Youth Organization.” Through the organization, Peter assists troubled teens—specifically gang bangers. Though completely devoted to his kids, Peter desires to have a wife but finds it difficult to meet the multi-versatile woman he desires, until he becomes acquainted with a married lesbian couple.

Jasmine and Tyranny are two very beautiful and successful women who have been married for approximately five years before they both decided to have a child. However, they do not only want to have a sperm donor, they also want to invite a husband into the marriage. Jasmine, being a real estate broker, happens upon Peter and introduces him to
Tyranny. The three become involved, then later, they marry. Both women conceive on the same night, and nine months later deliver their babies hours apart. Each of these babies is born to two different mothers, but there is something in them that is definitely surprising.

Packed with marvelous characters and a remarkable storyline, Striking Resemblance will surely captivate every reader until the surprising end unfolds.

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