From Secrets to Lifelong Bonds: 8 Sister Stories for National Sisters Day

by Susan Roberts

I am lucky enough to have two wonderful sisters.  Even though we live far away from each other, we communicate frequently and take a yearly sisters' week vacation.  To commemorate sister’s day, here are a few books to read about the importance of the bond between sisters.

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The Last Letter of Rachel Ellsworth by Barbara O'Neal ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

Two women overcoming past traumas embark on a healing journey across continents in a novel about friendship, family, and rediscovery 

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Memories of the Lost by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An unsuspecting artist uncovers her late mother’s secrets and unravels her own hidden past 

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This Place of Wonder by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"My first impulse was to burn it all down, but no native Californian would ever - even dealing with drink and fury and a dangerous need for revenge - set anything on fire." (p xv)

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Write My Name Across the Sky by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"You can't steal me from myself

You can't put me on the shelf

Don't ask why

Just write my name across the sky" (p 316)

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The Lost Girls of Devon by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

"Something was going on in the village.

Not that anyone would believe her. They would tut-tut and pat her on the head and compliment the imagination that had given her more than a hundred mystery stories over the last 50 years, but once you passed eighty, no one believed you had a single thought worth listening to.

But she knew that something was going on." (loc 100)

When We Believed in Mermaids by @BarbaraONeal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

I am always interested in books about sisters and the bond between them because of the bond that I have with my sisters. When I read the first line of this book, I knew that it was going to be an emotional story about the two sisters and the relationship between them.

"My sister has been dead for nearly fifteen years when I see her on the TV news." (p1)