Review: Like A Sister - Kellye Garrett

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Review: Like a Sister - Kellye Garrett - March 2022


This one has been on my list to read for a while now as it sounded intriguing. The book starts with Lena Scott learning through the news online that her half-sister Desiree has been found dead of a supposed overdose. Lena races to the apartment, to verify and sees news crews and reporters, and police. How can this be, especially as her sister was found in the Bronx away from her home uptown? Lena and Desiree have been estranged for the past two years but now Lena feels guilt and wants to find out the truth about what happened to her sister. It was reported that Desiree was depressed and shot up Heroin. This doesn't line up with Lena as she knows her sister would never kill herself as she's too vain and she has a fear of needles which is why coke and pot are her vices. As the book goes along, we meet Lena and Desiree's dad and learn he is a famous music producer and how the families blend into each other. During the book, I did like Lena's character as she is determined to find out the truth and clear the news about her sister while everyone else is just happy to assume the worst. Armed with Desiree's friend Erin Ambrose, Lena will learn about secrets that surrounded the accident two years ago - the incident that stopped them talking and is someone wanting to make sure Desiree never reveals the dark truth of what happened that night? I did like this book and I loved the whole super black hero persona as that is the way I have read and know others are taught to hold in their emotions and power as there is no point in wallowing in self-pity. This is similar to how I was taught is you have your small cry and then soldier on and get on with things as life isn't going to just stop because you want it to. The only part that confused me was Stuart's involvement as he seemed like a minor part through the book and then at the end he was in full speed and it just felt out of place for the story as a whole. Overall, if you love family dramas and romantic suspense, then check out Like A Sister by Kellye Garrett today.

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