Two Sisters

By: Kerry Wilkinson

Narrated by: Alison Campbell

They told us he had been missing for nearly two days, that he probably drowned. They told us a lie.

Megan was 10 years old when her older brother, Zac, went missing among the cliffs, caves, and beaches that surround the small seaside town of Whitecliff.

A decade later, a car crash has claimed the lives of her parents.

Megan and her younger sister, Chloe, return to Whitecliff one summer for the first time since their brother's disappearance. Megan says it's to get her parents' affairs in order. There are boxes to pack, junk to clear, a run-down cottage to sell. But that's not the real reason.

Megan has come to confront her family's past after receiving a postcard on the day of her parents' funeral. It had a photograph of Whitecliff on the front and a single letter on the back.

"Z" is all it read.

Z for Zac.

A totally gripping psychological thriller that will have fans of Louise Jensen, Sue Fortin, and The Silent Child absolutely hooked.

©2017 Kerry Wilkinson (P)2017 Bookouture

Thoroughly impressed!

This was a first read for me for this author. The story synopsis intrigued me so I took a chance. Well worth it! The story had some excellent twists, wasn't predictable, and the characters were well-written and held true throughout.
And the narration was beautifully done!
Thumbs up to both author and narrator, I'll be looking for more from both!

very good

I listened to this book on a road trip. it was interesting and had enough unpredictable surprises to keep me going. I would recommend this book.

exciting read

this is the second book I've purchased by this author and the same narrator. hopefully, there is a third one! this is a very exciting book to read full of suspense and deception.

enjoyable

I did enjoy the read, but felt like many parts were a little far fetched. Not as conecttable as many I have listened to lately.

Two Sisters

Took awhile getting into the story, but once in enjoyed it. This is my first book I have read bu this author, but will definetely be reading more. The narration was good.