SISTERS an unputdownable psychological thriller with a breathtaking twist (Totally Gripping Psychological Thrillers)

Very enjoyable, lots of twists, strong characters and a good pace. This the 12th book I have read of authors and she just keeps giving.

Not my face book of Macdonalds but still a good read and gripping enough to keep goingGood ending as well

I had such high expectations of this book after I read the reviews…vey simply written and nope - not satisfying to read

Household chores were deglected today as I had to finish the book! Totally emmersive book, the characters seem so real, needed to finish the book but sadness it had ended.

I have never read a bad Patricia MacDonald book and this one is no exception. There are plenty of twists and turns and even a bit of romance. I had my suspicions regarding who the perpetrator was but I was not quite right and this book kept me guessing until the end.

Great story. It’s an interesting read with twists & turns all the way.

It was really easy reading, not complicated as a lot of this type can be.That is what made the book enjoyable

Absolutely loved this book from start to finish . Lots of twists and turns . Would recommend reading this book .

A little slow in the beginning but worth the read. Alex learns after her parents unexpected death that her mother gave her first born daughter up for adoption. She soon discovers that her 1/2 sister, Dory is in prison for the murder of her adoptive parents biological daughter. Confused? In true psychological style lots repressed feelings and passive aggressive behavior from Dory and her mom. I wish the ending were more satisfying. It seems that Dory has simply traded one prison for another.

I enjoyed reading this book. I was interested from beginning to end. It wasn't boring.My rating is 5🌟 and I recommend book.

SISTERS by PATRICIA MACDONALDAbout the bookTwo sisters.One’s good as gold.The other’s committed the ultimate crime.Alex is still reeling from the death of her parents in a tragic car accident when she makes a shocking discovery — a secret in her mother’s pastAlex’s mother had a baby daughter just after she left high school. A baby she gave up for adoption.But when Alex decides to search for her long-lost sister, she is in for a horrifying surprise . . .Could finding her long lost sister be the biggest mistake Alex Woods has ever made?About the AuthorPatricia MacDonald is an internationally-bestselling author of thrilling suspense. Her previous novels include Suspicious Origin, Stranger in the House, Not Guilty, and the Edgar Award-nominated The Unforgiven.My takeSisters is a psychological thriller about two sisters, who never knew about the existence of the other. Alex Woods’ parents die in a car crash, and when she returns to her big, empty house after completing her college, her attorney hands her a letter written by her mother, telling her that she had a baby in her teenage years, whom she gave up for adoption.Depressed from the loss of both of her parents, Alex gets pulled in by curiosity about this newfound step sister and she sets out to find her. Soon she finds out that her sister, Dory Colson, is in prison, for the alleged murder of her sister Lauren. Lauren was the biological child of the Colson’s, and Alex learns that Lauran was a very successful upcoming singer, who was killed by Dory out of jealousy.Alex decides to find out what really happened, and meets the Colson’s, who seem extremely hostile towards Dory, the Ennis family - their neighbours, and Marisol, a law student who is trying to get Dory a retrial on the behalf of Justine initiative, which helps those who got sentenced by a mistrial.The story that unfolds thereafter is better not revealed, but it is full of twists and turns, leaving us wondering what exactly happened.The story is told from the POV of Alex, and her emotions as she goes through phases of anger, sadness, denial, happiness over her loss, finding a half-sister, dealing with her (sister’s) parents, and the new romance kindled inside her in the form of Seth are beautifully depicted. The character of Dory stays true to herself, and even though she seems a bit rash and rough, she is not unlikeable. The twist at the end is worth reading the book for.The flow of language is nice and easy. The cover page is beautifully designed.I rate this book 5 stars.

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I loved the lot plot line and suspense. Well written story line and well developed characters.I worked out half way through who the guilty person was but was surprised none the less with the slight plot twist...