The Missing Sister: Lucinda Riley (The Seven Sisters, 7)

Reviews

Mrsbookburnee

5*Lucinda Riley has once again blown me away her storytelling. And had me traveling across the globe with the characters. Loved every single one of the books

r warner

As for the story of the sister- I liked that this book included a bit of each of the other 6 but almost made me dislike some of them I came to love in the previous books due to their persistance on finding "the missing sister". The story was a bit "jumping" and took a while tobconnect the historical charater family connection to the modern day "sister"Ireland has such a hard and difficult history, but I'm glad Lucinda could explore a bit of her own history during researching this. I couldn’t put it down. #4.

Amazon Customer

Must read series! But left me with soo many questions unanswered - and wondering if Book 8 (Atlas - The strory of Pa Salt) will ever be published now. I am loving these books and I don’t want the stories to end.

Ansunet

This, the seventh book in the Seven Sisters series. .

Fiona Land

! Read it within a week, loved it and can’t wait for the final book Atlas the story of Pa Salt. The Missing Sister was a intriguing read.

As usual I read this with the lovely @bookmadk and @lisam0183_bookworm, I have loved our buddy read of the series and excited to read more standalone books by the author. It was so good to have all of the sisters together and I loved reading about them chasing Merry around the world 😂The parts in Ireland were my favourite, reading about the troubles always interests me and I had even more questions for my mum 😂. I enjoy the Ireland section of the book since I recently moved to Dublin and marked a few locations in West Cork to visit after being mentioned in this book.

Brilliant. A year was a long time to wait but well worth it. This is defnitely not a standalone novel and the complete series to be read in order to avoid spoilers.