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Saturday 30 July 2011
Sister by Rosamund Lupton
I don't often review books; but this one has touched me deeply and I feel moved to share.
I think this book was part of a "list" of summer reads but I can't be sure. What I do know is that I'm thrilled to have stumbled upon it.
The book is a thriller, a crime novel; but more than that it's a love story about sisters. It has two important threads running through it which stand alone yet inter-weave and ultimately make the ending unmissable.
The characters are so real, I feel like I know them as friends; and certainly I'd be thrilled to meet them for a coffee.
The thriller aspect is captivating. I read the second half in a day, barely able to put the book down as I was caught up in it.
The love story is beautiful and emotionally vivid. I laughed, cried and felt the different relationships both between the sisters and with the other characters.
It's a beach read.
A commuting on the train read.
A curled up in bed read.
It's a must read!
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