This is an engaging anthology of nine horror stories on the theme of twins, triplets, quadruplets, and so on. Some of the stories just limit themselves to having twins (or etc.) appear in the story; others take on the idea of duplication and run with it in surprising directions. The anthology is wide-ranging, from supernatural and weird tales to outright extreme horror and vicious splatterporn! Special mention should be made to Lilli's art; Lilli's a 13-year-old girl from Chesapeake, whose creepy drawing graces the book in the very first pages.
Stories I enjoyed most were Jerry Blaze's "Lucky," a gory and salacious tale about a man picking up a woman without realizing the huge mistake he's making (I'm tempted to make a vulgar pun, for example "Two heads are better than one," but that would be wasted on this story - check back later); Holly Rose Scott's "Echo and Mirror," an incredibly bizarre story of military horror (I think), drowning in an atmosphere of quiet horror, nerve-wracking ambiguity, and hair-raising imagery, but otherwise practically impossible to summarize; D.L Winchester's "Widow Ridge," a piece of chatty dark comedy with teeth, bordering on splatterporn, though brimming with pleasantly strong B-movie, over-the-top cheesiness; and Chisto Healy's insane story of "Carlita's Catastrophic Climax," where (here it is!) "Two heads are better than one" isn't simply a dirty pun but sums up the story's actual plot: this is the story about parasitic twins noone asked for and noone will ever be prepared for!
The anthology includes a collaborative story by the cast of Splatology 3.0, "Three's Company". This one is absolutely bonkers, a disgusting tale about triplets, crude and offensive but also wildly inventive, perhaps even obscene! I really wish Lilli from Chesapeake wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot pole LOL