The Sister: She said it wasn't safe outside...

CORNWALL, ENGLAND 1967. In the midst of the summer of love, two innocent souls bear witness to an unspeakable act of brutality. One, a mere seven-year-old boy, watches in horror from fifty yards away, while the other, a young girl, glimpses the chilling scene from her bedroom in Ireland.LONDON, 2006. As the specter of retirement looms over DCI John Kennedy, there remains one haunting enigma that refuses to yield its secrets: the baffling disappearance of a young nurse named Kathy, a puzzle that has eluded him for over two decades. The desperate hunt for answers unfolds on national television through a chilling Crimewatch cold-case reenactment, retracing Kathy's final footsteps. Just when the darkness seems impenetrable, a newfound witness steps forth, propelling Kennedy onto the treacherous path of a serial killer. What ensues is a harrowing game of cat and mouse, plunging him deeper into a labyrinth of malevolence.Yet, in the unfolding shadows of this relentless investigation, it becomes starkly evident that their adversary is no ordinary monster. Cunning and resourceful, this elusive foe can only be challenged by the very witnesses from that fateful summer in 1967 – witnesses who have yet to cross paths. As this gripping saga unfurls, it unveils a tapestry woven with threads of crime, mystery, suspense, and the supernatural, creating an unprecedented blend that will keep you second-guessing until the very last page.Prepare yourself for an original and epic narrative, where the linearity of time bends and twists, taking you on a heart-pounding journey through the realms of the paranormal. This extraordinary thriller, filled with a myriad of unexpected twists and turns, is a must-read for those who relish stories that defy convention.What readers say about The Sister:UK Kindle Reviewer. “There are so many different words I could use to describe this book, unique, compelling, addictive, poignant, eerie, moving, and I could still go on. But if I had to pick just one word to do this book justice, the choice would be simple. Outstanding.”Canadian Kindle Reviewer. “GREAT read. At times I had to remind myself I wasn’t reading Koontz or Barclay. Twists and turns keep you interested through every sentence. Intricate weaving of so many different characters and storylines.”USA Kindle Reviewer. “Psychology to the nth level, sixth senses are given credence without making lame excuses or outre explanations. Following the major players through time, their interactions on more than just the obvious levels, creates an entrancing and wondrous tale of loss and finding. Enjoy!” Read more