[1] Susan Fernandez of the St. Petersburg Times praised the novel's characters, writing that Miscione "does a good job of keeping everyone straight" and that she "makes the chases in the tunnels beneath New York City believable.
"[2] Publishers Weekly wrote: "A certain amount of suspense is generated along the way, especially for readers who can suspend disbelief, but Miscione finally loses her gamble by doubling her ante one time too many.
"[3] Cindy Chow of January Magazine wrote: "Although the final solution to the murders in Twice may be rather unbelievable and surreal, it is the characters who shine and make this an enjoyable read.
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