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Informationen zum Autor Diane Chamberlain is a multiple Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author whose books have been published in more than 20 languages. She is beloved by readers around the world for novels that inspire conversation, are rich with emotion and laced with secrets. Her years working as a social worker and psychotherapist inspired many of her characters and stories. Born and raised in New Jersey, she now makes her home in North Carolina, the setting for her most recent books. Klappentext Can two divided sisters come together to right the wrongs of the past? Claire leads a busy, fulfilled and happy life, a life she wouldn't trade for anything . . . and one that is about to change for ever. When Claire fails to prevent a disturbed young woman's suicide, the incident seems to trigger something in her - forgotten images of a long-lost sister and a childhood she had always remembered as being close to perfection. Realising that this was not the case, Claire runs the risk of uncovering the dark secrets that are locked away in her memories. Caught in a complex struggle between the present and past, between the man who wants to help her and the husband who cannot, Claire must discover the terrible truth for herself... Discover the mystery at the heart of Diane Chamberlain's books 'Gripping' Sunday Express 'I couldn't put it down' Susan Lewis 'Impossible to stop thinking about' Heat www.headline.co.uk www.dianechamberlain.com Fiction £9.99 ISBN 9781472282781 (Headline Review logo) Also available in ebook and audio (Author photo) Cover credit... Author photo credit John Pagliuca Zusammenfassung A compelling, twisting novel of two sisters and a heartwrenching secret from the Sunday Times bestselling author.
