My Sisters Child

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Wow! This book cast suspicion on so many characters that I had no idea how it would turn out! The definition of the perfect suspense novel! NetGalley Reviewer,

I promised her I'd protect him and I'll do anything to keep him safe.
Five years ago, my sister Rachel left her baby boy on my doorstep. A little bundle wrapped in blankets.

I loved him. I cared for him. I called him Noah and raised him as my own.

Rachel was full of secrets, and the truth about Noah was one we shared. A secret just between sisters.

Now, my sister is dead. The police say it was an accident But Im convinced thats a lie.

I owe it to Rachel to uncover the truth Even if I risk losing the family Ive fought so hard for.

Dark family secrets rise to the surface in this utterly gripping and emotional page-turner! My Sisters Child will keep you reading long into the night and is perfect for fans of Nicole Trope and Claire Amarti!

Readers LOVE My Sisters Child!

A brilliant psychological thriller the twists that happen will leave you on the edge of your seat. NetGalley Reviewer,

Very fast paced, had me turning pages as I tore through it Gave me chills. Solid five. NetGalley Reviewer,

Had me hooked right from the start I honestly cannot recommend this book enough! NetGalley Reviewer,

An addictive and chilling read great story, pace and development! NetGalley Reviewer,

I was completely enthralled and the ending wow a huge twist I did not see coming at all! NetGalley Reviewer,

Karen Clarke is an incredible writer I had to keep reading as I needed to unravel the story further. NetGalley Reviewer,

A tense and emotional read, with well-drawn, menacing and intriguing, characters. NetGalley Reviewer,

Loved it! NetGalley Reviewer,

Author Bio

Karen Clarke lives in Buckinghamshire with her husband and three grown-up children, where she writes romantic comedy novels and psychological suspense. When she's not writing, she reads a lot, enjoys walking - which is good for plot-wrangling and ideas, watching Netflix, baking and eating cakes. And then more walking to work off the cakes.