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What My Sister Knew
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin
5 posts | 4 read | 8 to read
"Psychological suspense doesn't come much grittier or more packed with satisfying twists and turns." -Meg Gardiner, Edgar Award-winning author, on Girl Last Seen Nina Laurin returns with her second novel of page-turning psychological suspense.
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AlisBookNookCorner
AlisBookNookCorner
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin
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Bailedbailed

I'm really not feeling this book, the story seems interesting, but the writing is a bit off putting. It seems to flip from present to past, however there is no flow to it. It comes off scattered and the analogies are odd, "stuffy like a toaster oven." Just not for me. Have you read it? Like it? Hate it?

Texreader That is a very very odd analogy. Weird 4y
AlisBookNookCorner I'm glad I'm not alone. 4y
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AlisBookNookCorner
AlisBookNookCorner
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin
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So I have over 125 books on my TBR, literally piles of books on my shelves screaming to be read. I can never choose, so I made a spin wheel and from here on out whatever it lands on will be my next read. Hoping this helps tackle my list 😅 Lucky spin lands on ... Thoughts?

NikkiM5 Love it! When it comes to actually starting a TBR, it makes me decide if I really want to read it or remove it. I removed at least 5 TBR making my April Bingo sheet 😆 4y
tracy.anne8 I do this currently! I have a wheel for my kindle and one for physical books. I don't have my entire tbr on them but ones that I want to get to sooner rather than later. It's nice that it takes the pressure off of deciding what to read next! 4y
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Headmarshall
Headmarshall
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin
Mehso-so

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Headmarshall
Headmarshall
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin

Well I only made about 18 hours. Some unplanned things happened today. Next time I‘m thinking some audio books. #24in48 @24in48

MoniqueReads305 Audiobooks seems to be a good way to go. Congrats on your time. 🎉🎉 6y
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Headmarshall
What My Sister Knew | Nina Laurin
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Up next in my #24in48 challenge. @24in48

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