Sister Dear : A totally gripping psychological thriller with a killer twist you will not see coming

Single White Female meets the psychological suspense of Samantha Downing

'What the??? Where do I start? Seriously, Sister Dear is one dark and twisted psychological thriller and I couldn't put it down! I stayed up way to late to start and finish it last night, so today I am looking a bit like a panda! But it was absolutely worth it' Reader review ?????Beauty. Wealth. Success. She's got it all... and it all should've been mine... When Eleanor Hardwicke's beloved father dies, her world is further shattered by the discovery of a gut-wrenching secret: the man she's grieving isn't her biological dad. With her personal life spiralling, a desperate Eleanor seeks out the family she never knew she had, and discovers she has a half-sister. Perfect Victoria has everything Eleanor could ever dream of. Loving childhood, luxury home, devoted husband. And this gets Eleanor thinking - aren't good sisters supposed to share?Everyone is gripped by Sister Dear:'BRILLIANT, well-executed and is as DARK as it is TWISTY. I devoured it in two nights and was immediately sucked into the story from the first page... Will have you gasping until the very last page with its twists and turns - that you won't see coming... Will have you turning pages faster than you thought possible' Reader review ?????'What the hell! This is nerve bending! This is so twisty!... This is dark, intense!... And guess what! I'm sitting on the edge my couch! I'm cursing the end, cursing the characters, hardly gathering my words to write something meaningful but as you can see my emotions are everywhere! This book ruined me!' Reader review ?????'Stunning' Samantha Downing'Had me hooked and I was never really sure what to expect or who to trust... Dark, twisty, compelling and also heartbreaking. Unputdownable' Karen Hamilton'An electrifying read. If you think you know where this story is headed, watch out. Hannah Mary McKinnon has a few tricks up her sleeve. A must read!' Mary Kubica'Nothing is as it seems... Creeps up the back of your neck then explodes into an ending that I guarantee you won't soon forget. Smart, addictive, and genuinely surprising' Kimberly Belle