The mother of dolls

Louisa and Lisa were born twins, but they couldn't be more different. Louisa is a successful, beautiful, and ruthless woman. Lisa is a tormented, sensitive, and lonely artist. The two sisters live together, but have been estranged for years.
Dramatic events will force them to confront their past and their secrets. Between grudges, jealousies, lies, and betrayals, the two will discover that the bond that unites them is stronger than anything.
In the pages of this book, you can also find the wool dolls created by Lisa, an expression of her artistic soul. These dolls are the common thread that unites the twins' stories, a symbol of their identity and their difference.
"The Mother of Dolls" is a novel full of mystery and at times terror, which mixes elements of horror, thriller, and paranormal, it is written with a flowing and compelling style, which keeps the reader glued to the pages.
The book manages to create an atmosphere of anguish and suspense, in which the reader never knows what to expect, but also deals with interesting and current issues, such as gender change. The novel is a good example of psychological horror, because it is not based only on bloody or ghostly scenes, but on the analysis of the characters' psyche, on their traumas, fears and obsessions, it is also a realistic and raw testimony of the reality of Italian psychiatric hospitals, where abuse and oppression often hide. Recommended for those who love thrillers with a paranormal streak, but also for those who want to read an engaging and dramatic story.