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A review by shit_she_reads
The Sea Sisters by Lucy Clarke
4.0
“The Sea Sisters” was a recommendation by a good friend and I’m glad I picked it up! Katie’s younger sister Mia dies unexpectedly during her last weeks of traveling the world. Katie doesn’t believe in what the official sources tell her and decides to follow her sister’s travel journal to find out what’s really happened to her.
It’s a thrilling mystery read and such a page-turner — I listened to the audiobook whenever I had the slightest bit of time because I was so captivated. That being said, I was a little disappointed by the ending. I don’t want to spoil anything, but I expected more of a grand finale.
Still, what made me love “The Sea Sisters” is the relationship of Mia and Katie. Being an older sister myself some parts were really gut-wrenching for me and I could feel so much for Katie — their relationship is described so realistically that it hurts.
This was my first Lucy Clarke novel and I think it won’t be my last!
It’s a thrilling mystery read and such a page-turner — I listened to the audiobook whenever I had the slightest bit of time because I was so captivated. That being said, I was a little disappointed by the ending. I don’t want to spoil anything, but I expected more of a grand finale.
Still, what made me love “The Sea Sisters” is the relationship of Mia and Katie. Being an older sister myself some parts were really gut-wrenching for me and I could feel so much for Katie — their relationship is described so realistically that it hurts.
This was my first Lucy Clarke novel and I think it won’t be my last!