Mirror Image

It is often said: “Everyone has a “double” out there, somewhere.” What would happen if a persons “double” actually interfaced with the “Other Doubles Peer Group” and do it so perfectly, no one could tell the difference? Nick Bogart is about to find out. On a chilly afternoon in 1962, Nick Bogart found little amusement in his favorite Saloon across the state line of Iowa/South Dakota in North Sioux City. Bogie wandered across the street to see if the entertainment quotient was any better over there. Somewhere in the distance of 150 feet, “Bogey” stepped into the world of “Gary Luther”. It may just as well have been a pathway to a corner of Hell. It did not seem that way at first. When Gary Luther’s drop-dead gorgeous girlfriend climbed on to Bogey’s lap in a burst of passionate familiarity, Bogey decided it might be OK to stay as “Gary” for “just a little while”. Bogie stayed “Gary” too long. There was “baggage” with this relationship. This woman was woefully underage, and had a lunatic estranged husband chasing around looking for her. Gary also had enemies, and a mysterious existence. No one knew where he came from, or what he did for a living.
All anyone knew about him was that he had lots of “Charm.” It is also a time of discovery of the differing depths and heights of romantic realities for Bogey, as well as the existance of worlds he is not familiar. Things are happening he cannot explain, and people around Gary were disappearing, and dying out there. Bogey finds himself captured in an ever-tightening spiral of confusion, danger, passion, violence, mystery, the supernatural, and heartbreak; trying to understand what is going on, and trying to get back some semblance of normalicy in his life.