Sharon's Reviews > The Patterson Girls

They say the first year after losing somebody close to you is always the hardest and for sisters Madeleine, Abigail, Lucinda and Charlie they were about to find that out. They were all heading back to their childhood home to visit their dad for Christmas after losing their mother earlier on in the year. Their parents owned a hotel in the area, but it was now left up to their father to keep it operating.

It was not hard to see how much their father was grieving and the time had come for the family owned hotel business to be sold. Sorting through their mother's things was not an easy thing to do, but it had to be done. Whilst sorting the sisters came across something and that’s where the story begins to have twists and turns and leaves the sisters wondering if what they found was true or not.

This book was quite a chunky book at almost 500 pages, but I found it really didn’t take me that long to finish it which surprised me as I tend to shy away from chunky books. Another enjoyable and intriguing read from Aussie author Rachael Johns. Recommended.