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The Wrong Daughter
by Dandy Smith
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
First off, I would like to thank Kensington|Kensington Publishing and author Dandy Smith for allowing me to read this book, The Wrong Daughter, via Netgalley. All opinions following are my own.
Two daughters. Olivia is 13, the older, protective, more confident sister. Caitlin is 10. She is still figuring out where she belongs in the world, but she knows that her big sister is her best friend. Her safe space. Until everything changes in one, terrifying night.
Olivia has been left in charge for the first time ever while her parents go out for the evening. It will be fine; their city is super safe. Except tonight, there is a stranger watching the two sisters, and he wants to take one of them. When they go to bed, he makes his move, and Olivia is taken while Caitlin watches on in silent terror.
Now it's been sixteen years. Olivia was never found, and her family has been forever changed. Caitlin can't even talk about that night. Then, on the morning of the anniversary, her phone rings. Her father tells her to come home. Olivia is back. At least that's what everyone believes...until Caitlin doesn't. Who does everyone trust: the daughter who has been missing or the daughter who has felt invisible in the aftermath of the disappearance?
This book grabbed my attention from the first page. While I eventually did figure out the big twist, I still thoroughly enjoyed this haunting story. It will stay with me for 5 For that reason, I gave it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Readers who enjoy thrillers with multiple points of view will love this one!
Two daughters. Olivia is 13, the older, protective, more confident sister. Caitlin is 10. She is still figuring out where she belongs in the world, but she knows that her big sister is her best friend. Her safe space. Until everything changes in one, terrifying night.
Olivia has been left in charge for the first time ever while her parents go out for the evening. It will be fine; their city is super safe. Except tonight, there is a stranger watching the two sisters, and he wants to take one of them. When they go to bed, he makes his move, and Olivia is taken while Caitlin watches on in silent terror.
Now it's been sixteen years. Olivia was never found, and her family has been forever changed. Caitlin can't even talk about that night. Then, on the morning of the anniversary, her phone rings. Her father tells her to come home. Olivia is back. At least that's what everyone believes...until Caitlin doesn't. Who does everyone trust: the daughter who has been missing or the daughter who has felt invisible in the aftermath of the disappearance?
This book grabbed my attention from the first page. While I eventually did figure out the big twist, I still thoroughly enjoyed this haunting story. It will stay with me for 5 For that reason, I gave it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Readers who enjoy thrillers with multiple points of view will love this one!