The Extra Large Medium
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We Must Be Brave
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The Lights on Knockbridge Lane (Garnet Run #3)
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Messina 1347
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Destiny Kills (Myth and Magic #1)
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When Destiny McCree wakes up beside a dead man on an Oregon beach, she knows only this: she has to...
Take Me Home
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'Such a fun read…Karly has smashed the contemporary fiction genre with Take Me Home.' - Beauty and...
Sisters is about July and September, born 10 months apart and as close as twins. They’ve only ever needed each other. But when school bullying results in them moving away with their mother to an abandoned house on the Yorkshire coast, their relationship starts to fracture. And as they push one another to do increasingly daring things, July starts to realise that something isn’t quite right.
My thoughts:
I love a quirky read, and Sisters is exactly that. I was never quite sure what July and September were going to do next, and their demands of each other were at times really dangerous. They are very insular and don’t seems to want anyone else involved in their relationship - even their mother. Even the house they live in is unfriendly, set in a hostile environment.
This isn’t a scary book at all, but it’s packed with suspense and there’s a really uncomfortable, disorientating atmosphere.
I loved it.
