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Following the death of her father, the elusive billionaire Pa Salt - so-called by the six daughters he adopted from around the globe - she finds herself at breaking point. ” When CeCe finally reaches the searing heat and dusty plains of the Red Centre of Australia, she begins the search for her past. Lucinda Riley spins a rich tapestry of love and history, as CeCe unravels the mystery surrounding a famous pearl farm and uncovers her own inner strengthMissing Sister Lucinda Riley introduces us to a heart-pounding mystery as Paige D'Apliese races against time to find her missing sister, following clues that lead her from New York City to the enchanting heart of the Scottish Highlands. ― Lucinda Riley, The Pearl Sister
Published on 5 April 2018 by PAN MACMILLAN (Pan Books) in the United Kingdom as part of 'The Seven Sisters' series.
Reviews
S. Candler
The artist’s tapestry which results is stunningly detailed and an homage to the art world it helps explore. rather disappointed to find creases in the back cover. The author has quite clearly gone to an awful lot of trouble to get the detail and feel of the time and places exactly right, the colours of the palette to evoke the stories, expertly mixed. The characters are strong and well developed and despite the flit in stories and focus, this was to the strength of the novel.
The booktrail
That’s when you know a book has totally captured you . From the beaches of Thailand, to this quiet and gentle of places on earth, I was captivated and totally engrossed. I loved the going back in time to meet Kitty – a woman whose life is linked to Star.
margaret rose donaldson newman
This is like closing your eyes and dreaming of going on a fantastic literary holiday – each location is crafted with ease in both time periods,Kitty’s story is one of struggle and perseverance and as her story merged with Cece’s I felt rewarded for the intricate way the stories had been weaved. The intricate way the story played out was a delight and the 670 or so pages didn’t seem long enough.
The locations evocative, the descriptions exquisite and the story woven like ribbons through time and history. What a treat it was. Intertwining stories, another mystery of a sister finding out who her real parents are, travelling to Australia, to Alice Springs no less to find out. A beautiful nod to the art and heritage of the Aboriginal communities and the art work through the novel was a touching homage.
I spent a delicious day reading this and nothing else. Loved i I’m a huge fan of the Seven Sisters series and this is no exception.
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