Review: Sister, Sister - S.E Green

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Review: Sister, Sister - S.E Green - August 2023

One of my favourite authors is S.E Green, I love both her books under SE Green and Shannon Greenland. Whenever I see a new one, it is always a must-read. Sister, Sister introduces us to sisters Lily and Kinsley Day. Lily is the oldest and is a best-selling author whilst Kinsley is in her shadow as the assistant. The two sisters lost their parents at a young age and lived through foster care. As they got older, Lily always liked to be the best and Kinsley in her shadow. Kinsley was destined to be an amazing author, yet it was Lily who wanted it to be her dream and when Lily wasn't able to make it a reality, then Kinsley stepped up and wrote for Lily. When Kinsley started dating Asher, she fell hard for him but then of course Lily wanted him and sadly what Lily wants, she gets. Kinsley has always been there for Lily but now is Kinsley happy still being in the shadows or is Lily ready to break free from Kinsley and become her person? As someone who is a sister myself, I did find this an intriguing psychological thriller as it shows an intense relationship between sisters. Fame comes with a hefty price and what happens when one is ready to walk away but the other doesn't?
Find out in this new thriller available on Kindle Unlimited - Sister, Sister by SE Green.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3svyi5K






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