The Shooter's Sister

Raven Ledger Duet, Book 1

By: Paige Dearth

Narrated by: Marina Fess, Eden Gabay

Raven's twin brother killed twenty-one people at Allegheny High School.

Raven Ledger was born two minutes before her twin brother Matthew. The newborns shared the same blood, the same womb, and the same parents. But everything about the siblings was different . . . one was darkness and one was light.

Raven was born into poverty to a mother who couldn’t care for her, and a father who would do anything to see his twins thrive. Eventually, Raven becomes a pawn between her parents.

Ripped from the world she knows, Raven and Matthew are placed in her mother’s care. Raven’s only friend is a prostitute who works the street in front of the child’s run-down apartment. Then after school one day, her brother goes missing and Raven can’t remain silent about their horrendous living conditions.

After the police find the boy, the children are removed from their mother, and Raven is separated from her brother. She is sent to a foster home to live with five other girls, while Matthew is placed in a home for troubled boys.

While the twins still attend the same school, they grow apart. Raven loves her brother, but she notices he’s become more detached. Then in their senior year of high school, Matthew is befriended by a mysterious man who teaches the teenager how to deal with his hatred.

On a warm spring day, a few months before the twins graduate, Raven’s brother enters Allegheny High School armed with guns. Fourteen minutes later, Raven Ledger became known as The Shooter’s Sister.

**WARNING** 18+ Listeners Only. Graphic content and subject matter.

©2024 Paige Dearth (P)2024 Paige Dearth

Great book

I Love her books and this one is no different. You can't put it down. She keeps you constantly wanting to know what's next.

it felt so real

some if the voices I did not like. other wise it was a excellently listen

Captivating

The story was captivating from beginning to end, completely unputdownable! It was a very, very sad story that held me from beginning to end!

The inadequacy of children’s services

That the author makes Raven a kind, compassionate person.
Not all abused kids turn out to be victims not shooters.

you really get to know the characters

I love how you were drawn into the story, you felt as if you knew the characters. can't wait to listen to the next book from this series.