Two in One

<center><b>A gem! The plot twist and turns: engaging and provocative an enjoyable read.-Gwendolyn Taylor-Davis.</b></p><P></center>The eight characters in <I>Two in One</I> search for their identities while confronting the despair of loneliness greed racism death and an absolutely immoral being. At times knowingly or otherwise they involve those close to them as they try to resolve their often-selfish needs.</p><p>Ellen Banner turns to her son Jamie for fulfillment of her sexual needs.</p><p>Mr. Harris lives a mournful existence in memorial to his deceased loved ones. He is guardian to his adolescent grandson Rudy.</P><P>Rudy is conflicted regarding his racial identity while living with the barriers of prejudice in a small town in the early 1980s.</p><p>Jamie Banner a reclusive young man fears both the living and the dead-especially Barnard the phantom pariah who has wandered for two thousand years looking for youths like Jamie.</p><p>In his quest for possession of Jamie Barnard must move cautiously among all the characters for fear of losing his prey and thus his own existence.</p>R. H. Peronneau offers a unique perspective into the human (and not sohuman) psyche. A distinctive writing style and uncommon charactersadd up to an intriguing absorbing novel.-<B>Vivian Vacan</B></P>