The Good SIster by Sally Hepworth

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 4 out of 5 stars


I would say that this is definitely  more of a family drama with a thriller aspect but it really kept my interest.  What I always enjoy about a Hepworth novel is that her characters are always so relatable. I find that even if the characters have made bad choices you still tend to root for them. I loved the sisterly relationship.

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