Sisters Kate and Lauren are as different as can be. Career woman Kate is struggling with infertility with husband Matt and longs for a child of her own. Lauren is a labor nurse turned stay at home mother of three children, with abusive husband Simon- though from the outside, it looks like Lauren has everything Kate has ever wanted.
The tension between Kate and Lauren is already palpable when a woman shows up at family dinner and announces herself as their late father’s child. If this is true, and Lauren believes it is, what does it mean for their family?
The Half Sister looks at the complicated relationships of two sisters, their mother, and a potential half sister, as well as covering the topics of infertility, domestic violence, and the death of a parent in a a deftly and gracefully written domestic thriller. I’m excited to read the rest!
The tension between Kate and Lauren is already palpable when a woman shows up at family dinner and announces herself as their late father’s child. If this is true, and Lauren believes it is, what does it mean for their family?
The Half Sister looks at the complicated relationships of two sisters, their mother, and a potential half sister, as well as covering the topics of infertility, domestic violence, and the death of a parent in a a deftly and gracefully written domestic thriller. I’m excited to read the rest!