About Egypt B. Sinclair
Egypt B. Sinclair is not just an author — she’s a seasoned expert in the raw, unfiltered realities of family, betrayal, and emotional survival. With a Master’s Degree in Public Administration and over 30 years of direct experience in the Family and Child Support Division, Egypt has lived inside the heartbreak, the silence, and the storm that most families try to hide.
Her entire career has been forged in the heat of torn-family syndrome — where love and loyalty are often tangled in legal cases, late-night phone calls, courtroom tears, and custody battles. She has walked alongside mothers begging for fairness, fathers pleading to be heard, and children caught in the emotional crossfire of decisions they never made but will carry for the rest of their lives
She knows the truth.
Behind every statistic is a story. And Egypt has heard them all.
Twice the Mother is her debut novel: a sharp, cinematic exploration of identity and the impossible balance between ambition and care. Set between the neon pulse of Las Vegas and the stillness of Colorado, it asks what happens when a woman’s reinvention demands the erasure of her former self.
Behind the Book
Twice the Mother began as a question: What does it cost to start over?
It grew into a story about motherhood, ambition, and the weight of silence — about the women who give too much, love too hard, and still find a way to begin again.
Through Savannah’s journey, Egypt invites readers to confront the dualities within themselves — strength and tenderness, guilt and grace, love and autonomy.
Savannah Cole has always made life look easy—devoted wife, mother of four sons, the kind of woman who seems to balance it all. But when a secret arrangement ties her to the powerful Wolfe family in Colorado, her carefully constructed world begins to fracture.
What begins as a lie to protect her children spirals into a double life—one bound by love, loyalty, and the unbearable cost of silence. Caught between her husband in Las Vegas and the twins she never meant to mother in Aspen, Savannah learns that even the fiercest intentions can leave a trail of devastation.
Twice the Mother is a morally complex psychological drama about survival, identity, and the impossible choices women make when perfection is demanded but never enough. For fans of Little Fires Everywhere and The Push, this haunting debut asks: what would you sacrifice to hold your family together—and what happens when the truth finally breaks free?
“The emotional complexity of motherhood and choices we make with good intentions. This is not a betrayal story; it’s a survival story rooted in fierce maternal love.”
Egypt B. Sinclair