| Author: | Dianne Dixon | ISBN: | 9781402288531 |
| Publisher: | Sourcebooks | Publication: | November 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Sourcebooks Landmark | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dianne Dixon |
| ISBN: | 9781402288531 |
| Publisher: | Sourcebooks |
| Publication: | November 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Sourcebooks Landmark |
| Language: | English |
A 2017 Mary Higgins Clark Award Nominee
One sister has everything. Her twin hates her for it.
Would life be better without Ali? Probably. At least then people might think about Morgan. Ali's always gotten everything — she doesn't even realize how much Morgan resents her.
Ali also doesn't realize that when she shuts Morgan out entirely, she will unleash a chain of events that show just how dangerous the underside of love really is. As their lives spin toward something neither one of them can control, a terrifying crime reveals how those who know us best can destroy us...or save us.
Praise for The Other Sister:
"Through acute imagery and with beautifully deep insight, Dixon unveils the complex rawness of human beings and demonstrates how even the ugliest incidents and secrets can still lead to joy."—Booklist
"...a thought-provoking novel....Dianne Dixon knows how to keep readers coming back."—RT Book Review
A 2017 Mary Higgins Clark Award Nominee
One sister has everything. Her twin hates her for it.
Would life be better without Ali? Probably. At least then people might think about Morgan. Ali's always gotten everything — she doesn't even realize how much Morgan resents her.
Ali also doesn't realize that when she shuts Morgan out entirely, she will unleash a chain of events that show just how dangerous the underside of love really is. As their lives spin toward something neither one of them can control, a terrifying crime reveals how those who know us best can destroy us...or save us.
Praise for The Other Sister:
"Through acute imagery and with beautifully deep insight, Dixon unveils the complex rawness of human beings and demonstrates how even the ugliest incidents and secrets can still lead to joy."—Booklist
"...a thought-provoking novel....Dianne Dixon knows how to keep readers coming back."—RT Book Review
