The Shadow Sister by Lucinda Riley PDF/ePub Download

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The Shadow Sister by Lucinda Riley Review

The Shadow Sister written by Lucinda Riley which was published in 3 Nov. 2016). You can read this before The Shadow Sister PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. The Shadow Sister is the third book in Lucinda Riley’s Seven Sisters novels, both of which I thoroughly enjoyed, and this didn’t disappoint. Star, is the quietest of the sisters, she has a very close relationship with her sister CeCe, and in this book we see her come into her own. I always love a book with a dual plot line of past and present, I find it keeps my interest, and make me read faster as I want to find out what happens next on each story line. In the past we are privy to the contrasting life of Flora, from the sublime nature of the Lake District, to the elegant drawing rooms and society of London, and in particular to the salon of Alice Keppel, mistress of King Edward VII. Lucinda Riley is brilliant in her writing and bringing both contrasting parts of England to life. In the present the story follows Star in her search for her heritage and how that I turn makes her blossom as an individual and begin to see her potential and live her own life.

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Lucinda Riley introduces us to a wonderful cast of characters, both factual and fictional, and all well developed. There are no surplus characters, all contribute to the plot and the life of both Star and Flora McNichol, and help to show their character and its development. Star and her sisters are like fairytale characters being brought up on the Island they refer to as Atlantis, and they have lived a life of privilege, but Lucinda Riley is clever in her writing by making the sisters all seem real and very likeable; they endear themselves to the reader. I also found Flora an interesting character; intelligent, strong, and ahead of her time. I admired that she had principles and stuck to them, even if that meant she had to make sacrifices to her own happiness. The wider cast of characters, bring a variety of emotions to the fore and really enhance the book; the eccentric bookshop owner Orlando, his troubled brother Mouse, the delightful Rory, as well as the factual characters of Alice Keppel, Edward VII and Beatrix Potter.