The Shadow Sister (The Seven Sisters Book 3)

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The relationship between Star and Ceecee is bewildering to me, I like my individuality and alone time, Ceecee is codependent on Star, and Star is too gentle, silent and weak beside Ceecee's outspoken personality, though I suspect that the stronger internally is Star.

Being apart from Star initially breaks her heart, but will subsequently give her the chance to truly discover who she is too, and what art she is capable of creating. I love that the author takes any given story and draws the reader back in time, and then mixes historical fact with pure escapist fiction. Mouse suffered extreme emotional trauma when he lost his wife, which can be a trigger for depression. I wonder if you could please answer one question which I seem unable to find the answer to as I’ve not yet got hold of a paper copy of the book but am listening to it: is Flora the younger sister? I’m beginning to understand why they are rated number one on the Whitcoull’s Top 100 (which is based on reader votes) and really liked both heroines this time.Though you may not be as enthused if the setting and main character are less appealing to you than they are to me. I loved seeing Star gain some confidence and step away from the loving but ultimately stifling relationship that she and CeCe had fallen into.

But, when machinations outside of her control lead her to the London home of one of Edwardian society's most notorious players, Flora is pulled between passionate love and duty to her family. Star, in the past, we haven't heard much from considering that her sister CeeCee is always speaking for her. The way these two women seemed to reach out to each other over the decades – this is skillful storytelling at its very very best.

I want to thank the publisher for providing me with a free copy through NetGalley for an honest review!