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A review by casacostello
The Sea Sisters by Lucy Clarke
4.0
I don't know what I was expecting but it wasn't this from the cover.
Katie and her sister, Mia have a difficult relationship but nevertheless, Katie is devastated when she gets a visit from the police to say Mia's body has been found at the bottom of a cliff. Katie sets out to retrace Mia's movements leading up to her death. She refuses to believe that Mia has committed suicide as the police suspect.
I don't normally enjoy books that flit between 2 characters as much as this book but this story pulled me in. I found myself wanting to know whether Mia was pushed or jumped. An easy, quick read - good for a holiday read.
Katie and her sister, Mia have a difficult relationship but nevertheless, Katie is devastated when she gets a visit from the police to say Mia's body has been found at the bottom of a cliff. Katie sets out to retrace Mia's movements leading up to her death. She refuses to believe that Mia has committed suicide as the police suspect.
I don't normally enjoy books that flit between 2 characters as much as this book but this story pulled me in. I found myself wanting to know whether Mia was pushed or jumped. An easy, quick read - good for a holiday read.