4.5 stars 
 He Belongs to Me alternates between Maggie and Clara, twin sisters who barely talk, let alone get along. They are very different personalities. Maggie has always been eager to please their father and help out with the country club. Of the two sisters, she fits in better with the country club set, preferring designer clothes and a focus on appearances. Clara has spent all her energy trying to break out of the country club mold she doesn't feel she fits in. She dies her hair to get a reaction from her father and generally acts impulsively, not feeling like she can live up to the expectations set for her. The two sisters attend the same university, but stay away from each other as much as possible. 
 And then there's Leo. Leo lives across the golf course from the girls, and grew up alongside them, as the son of their father's best friend and business partner. Leo is Maggie's best friend, and has teased Clara for as long as any of them can remember. When he expresses interest in Clara, it sends both sisters into a tailspin. He appears to have a drinking problem, and Maggie worries that he is always alone in his family's mansion. 
 When Clara shows up at a country club function on the arm of Maggie's ex-boyfriend, then runs out as soon as she sees who has come as Maggie's date, things really started getting interesting. I really didn't like Clara in those first few chapters. Every move she made came off as a dig to her sister, and just felt really cruel. As more chapters came from her perspective, her actions took on a different meaning. In some ways she strikes me as the stronger of the sisters. For years she has done what she wanted regardless of the consequences. But at the same time, her impulsiveness creates more trouble than it solves on several occasions throughout the book. And I swear, Clara has the worst luck with her cell phone battery of any character I've ever read, or person I've ever met. It was always going dead at the least opportune moments. 
 I was shocked that Maggie wouldn't recognize the identity of the man she picks up as her fake date in the beginning, but the repercussions of that date were epic and I loved the addition of that aspect of the story. There were times when Maggie's personality grated on me a little bit. She is very attentive to outward appearances and often makes assumptions based on people's appearances -- if everything looks ok, she will ignore anything simmering under the surface, refusing to see that there might be something deeper at work. 
 My favorite part of this book was the way it looked like a love triangle, but wasn't. Despite the illusion of a love triangle, no one feels slighted or left out. Because of the alternating POV, it is really two stories woven together in a perfect way. As the story unfolded I loved the technique more and more until I couldn't put the book down. This was a quick read, but kept me turning the page to see what the girls were up to next and how the guys would react. It had some great surprises and twists that really added to the story, without making it overly dramatic or unbelievable. 
 Thanks to Sarah Darlington for providing me with and arc in exchange for an honest review. Will be posted at Reviews by Tammy and Kim.