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A review by regalvee
The Sea Sisters by Lucy Clarke
adventurous
dark
emotional
reflective
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
This has been on my kindle tbr for many many years so I thought it was about time I gave it a chance and I am glad I did.
The book is a story of two sisters and their relationship. The younger sister Mia decides to go travelling and whilst she is away keeps a journal, unfortunately she dies in Bali and so her older sister Katie decides to follow in her foot steps by following what happened on the journal.
The story alternates between Mia (past) and Katie (present) which I really liked as it added a lot more depth to the story and you really felt like you got to know both sisters.
There are a few twists, turns and revaluations scattered throughout which keeps you turning the pages and there is a small cast of characters all well written.
There are some dark topics covered in this book so I would suggest checking trigger warnings before diving in but I'm really glad I gave this book a chance.
The book is a story of two sisters and their relationship. The younger sister Mia decides to go travelling and whilst she is away keeps a journal, unfortunately she dies in Bali and so her older sister Katie decides to follow in her foot steps by following what happened on the journal.
The story alternates between Mia (past) and Katie (present) which I really liked as it added a lot more depth to the story and you really felt like you got to know both sisters.
There are a few twists, turns and revaluations scattered throughout which keeps you turning the pages and there is a small cast of characters all well written.
There are some dark topics covered in this book so I would suggest checking trigger warnings before diving in but I'm really glad I gave this book a chance.