The Sister In Law by Joanne Ryan
About the Book:
Would you invite a
stranger in?
When Megan loses her beloved husband, Rick, in a tragic car
accident, she feels like it’s her own life that has ended. She feels too young
to be a widow. Walking around the house that had been their home – so quiet
without him – nothing feels the same.
But at his funeral, she sees a face she doesn’t recognise. A
heavily-pregnant young woman, with a sweet heart-shaped face that is somehow a
little familiar. This stranger introduces herself as Emily, Rick’s estranged
sister. She explains how she’s been searching for her brother for years, but –
as she bursts into noisy sobs – she knows she’s too late now.
Megan finds herself taking pity on the sister-in-law she’d
never met. And quickly Emily becomes more and more a part of her life, even
moving into the spare room of her house.
It feels less empty than before. And at first it’s
comforting to Megan. But – even when it’s a relative of the man you loved more
than anyone – can you trust a stranger?
Review:
I absolutely flew through this book. Megan and Emily are the
main characters and each tells their POV. Megan is grieving after the death of
her husband when Emily shows up claiming to be his sister. Emily is an entitled
girl and is so easy to hate. She thinks she deserves more than she has and is
very self-centered. The book is very weak written and I felt as if I was in the
house with Emily and Megan. When you read the twist you will be blown away. A
highly enjoyable read!
About the Author:
Joanne Ryan
lives in the south of England and has always loved writing. Her novels
concentrate on the darker, secret side of the lives of seemingly ordinary
people. She also writes under the pen name of Marina Johnson.
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