The Drayner brothers have always been close. Being twins has a lot to do with it, but they're also connected through their magic--a power that can steal the physical characteristics of anyone they touch. Mark has always been stronger, but he doesn't hesitate to share everything with Travis, including his bed.

As they start their freshman year in college, Travis notices that Mark's power is increasing at an exponential rate, particularly when Travis is nearly attacked and Mark begins to exact a methodical revenge.

Travis watches his brother's evolution in awe. Mark has promised him a present by the end of the week, but Travis can't help but fear that these changes will rip his other half away from him forever.

Right now, all he can do is wait.

Just Wait let me get back to my muscle growth roots. Not only that, I got to throw a bit of theft in there too, which is the darker side of the genre. It's a strange thing--you know that what Mark and Travis Drayner are doing is wrong, but you can't help but cheer them on. You can't help but like them.

Although once identical, by the time these two men get to college, no one would know they were twins. Outwardly they're very different, from their appearances to their basic personality. But they're still close, their spirits still mirror each other, and I think that's the strength of this story.

That, and the references to forbidden fruit. Those were fun.

-- Rowan McBride