Little Sister: Is she witness, victim or killer? A nail-biting thriller with twists you'll never see coming

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com, follow her on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok, or get writing support and encouragement by joining her free private Facebook group: 'GET WRITING with Isabel Ashdown'.It is accepted by you that Daunt Books has no control over additional charges in relation to customs clearance. How and where the two sisters are reunited is all explained in the second chapter and happens quite quickly which I was happy about,I tend to lose interest in books when things are dragged out over a number of chapters. When he notifies the Los Angeles police of the murder, they recognize the victim as a minor player in organised crime.

Little Sister starts as it means to go on with an intriguing but incredibly disconcerting prologue which sets the tone for the entire book.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. There is a one-year-old child missing, and I’m keeping my voice down for the sake of your sister out there but in child abduction cases time is of the essence. The kitchen lights overhead felt suddenly too brash and I flinched, swallowing my anger as I snatched up your bottle and slopped milk across the counter.

But the old the pair got the further they began to drift apart and then had a huge falling out that separated them for years.You can't help but feel things coming to a head and wonder what the fall-out will be, making Isabel Ashdown's Little Sister a disturbing yet truly compelling read. I found myself skimming over her chapters, trying to get through her groveling as quickly as possible.

Don't get me wrong, Little Sister is a well written novel, and Isabel Ashdown explores the conflicts and tensions within the family unit with skill, but the characters felt rather lifeless and two-dimensional to me. This entire book was twisty, but at the halfway mark things are really flipped on their head when Ashdown delivers a killer plot twist.

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