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How To Survive Your Sisters

by Ellie Campbell · 2008

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ISBN-13: 978-1482731552

A wonderfully warm and witty debut novel about family secrets and sibling rivalry.

The four MacLeod sisters are no strangers to sisterly rivalry and with one of them about to be married, there are bound to be fireworks. Perfectionist Natalie wants the 'wedding of the year'. Harassed mother, Milly, just wishes her bridesmaid's dress wasn't the size of a tent. Career-obsessed Avril secretly moons over a married man and world traveler, Hazel, the youngest, yearns to be taken seriously. Forced together for the first time in years, and with an unexpected guest stirring up old resentments, squabbles are inevitable. But when tragedy strikes things really fly apart - as some shocking skeletons emerge rattling from the crowded MacLeod closet..

Genre
women’s fictionwomen’s fictionMore like thisLess of thisromanceromanceMore like thisLess of thishumorhumorMore like thisLess of thiscontemporary romancecontemporary romanceMore like thisLess of this
Themes
sisterssistersMore like thisLess of thissagasagaMore like thisLess of this
Setting
2000s2000sMore like thisLess of this
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 386 pages

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