Some women can totally change their mood by simply making a change in their hairstyle. Wear it up and it's sophistication, down and it's carefree fun. But, when Paul Barry doesn't notice the change from down to ponytail, and his date goes from Mary to Marion, he's in for a wild courtship in J.H.Bogran's Love Me Two Times.

Mary/Marion suffers from Multiple Personality Disorder and doesn't even know herself that she becomes two completely different women in the same body. Paul learns the hard way when Mary bites his lip during a goodnight kiss on their first date, and Marion wants to know the next day who bit him, accusing him of already cheating on her. Paul does his best to keep the two women straight as he falls in love with both.

Love Me Two Times is a quick read, but it is packed with laughs and woes as Paul falters now and then in keeping his women straight. Two-timing a woman was never this much hard work! In the end, Mr. Bogran has created a tale that could very well be a true story although I pity anyone found in this difficult situation.
 
Reviewed By MargeAnna Conrad
© January 2008