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THE TOP 10 BESTSELLER 'An emotional read that pulls you in all directions. I was completely absorbed from the first page' Gemma Rogers You want your sister to have all her heart desires. But - what if she wants your children? Maggie has everything her sister Rose always wanted. A handsome husband and two adorable children, Emily and Elliot. But what Rose doesn't see is that Maggie is struggling. Every day is a fog of sleep loss and mess made by two tiny children. Left alone in her distress by husband Stephen, Maggie drifts ever closer to the edge. When Maggie finally cracks, walking out one day and not returning, Rose is right there to step into the breach . . . You trust your sister to look after your children. But should you? Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Celeste Ng. What people are saying about The Cuckoo Sister 'It begins with a visceral shock and evolves through unexpected twists and turns to a deeply felt and satisfying conclusion' Greg Mosse, author of The Coming Darkness 'This was a beautifully written debut that handles a difficult subject matter with a delicacy that makes me excited to read whatever Alison Stockham writes next' Stacy Thomas, author of The Reve

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Author
Alison Stockham
Publisher
Boldwood Books Limited
Published
2022
Language
EN
ISBN
9781835188125
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, True Crime, Adventure

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