Synopsis "The Wrong Sister"
You’ve known her all your life…
Or have you?
Tasha and her sister Alice might look alike, but couldn’t be more different. Yet each trusts the other with her life.
So when Tasha is in need of a holiday, Alice offers to stay at home with the kids. Tasha knows they're in safe hands.
She couldn't be more wrong.
The phonecall from home is unexpected. Alice and her husband, Kyle, have been attacked. Alice is in intensive care. Kyle is dead.
Then the note arrives, addressed to Tasha:
It was supposed to be you . . .
Outstanding. A terrific family drama revealing how little the sisters know about each other and their own history - THE SUNDAY TIMES
I raced through The Wrong Sister - it’s such a masterclass in building tension from the dream Venice break at the start to the nightmare it becomes. The solution to the mystery is so clever I was nowhere near guessing it! I loved it. - HARRIET TYCE
Brilliant...I was blown away by the intricate plotting, the page-turning tension and the relatability of the sisters and their wider families. And boy, do they have secrets!' - B A Paris
The Wrong Sister is Claire Douglas at her finest - page-turning, compelling and utterly addictive. I couldn't put it down! - LUCY CLARKE
This is a book that won’t leave you be. It’s a brilliant jigsaw of suspicious characters, grisly deeds, and family tragedy - and Douglas only lets you see the full picture on the very last page. - ABIGAIL DEAN
A triumph of masterful misdirection and intricate plotting. It keeps you guessing from the first page to the last and it's Claire Douglas's best book yet. If you love a Christie-esque mystery that keeps you guessing, The Wrong Sister definitely won't disappoint - C.L. TAYLOR
Claire Douglas has done it again with this twisty, ingenious and suspenseful tale of long-buried secrets – a real treat for psychological thriller fans - TM LOGAN
Spine-chilling scenarios and a catalogue of twisty connections ensue. Claire Douglas layers her stories with atmospheric suspense. This is edgy, unsettling and unputdownable. - WOMAN & HOME
What an excellent thriller. The plot was both full of unexpected twists and still completely plausible, the characters were brilliantly drawn, and the writing was great. Claire Douglas keeps getting better and better - LOUISE O'NEILL
Cunning, intelligent, expertly told and with twists and turns that will give readers whiplash, I think it’s destined to be one of the best thrillers of the year - John Marrs
The Wrong Sister is quintessential Claire Douglas at her masterful best – twisty, surprising, and extraordinarily clever. I was desperate to find out what was going on and raced through it. I loved it! - Andrea Mara
Claire Douglas has a wonderful ability to keep you turning the pages. Full of twists and plenty of tension, I couldn’t put this book down - Heidi Perks
Packed full of clever twists, secrets and suspense, this book was unputdownable. Claire Douglas knows how to write a proper page-turner that grabs you from the first page to the last. The Wrong Sister is a gripping thriller, but also a cleverly written and beautifully woven mystery guaranteed to tug at your heartstrings. I devoured this book and I loved every page - Alice Feeney
Full of twists and turns, with a relatable and all too human cast of characters. No one seeds shocking secrets into seemingly ordinary families quite like Claire Douglas. Hugely enjoyable! I loved it. - EVE CHASE
Douglas has a deceptively chatty style, but she is a particularly good at twists and red herrings. She keeps the plot on the boil right to the end with a conclusion that is both gratifying and surprising. - DAILY MAIL
- - PRAISE FOR CLAIRE DOUGLAS
I loved this twisty novel - RICHARD OSMAN
Few people do psychological thrillers as claustrophobic and as creepy as Claire Douglas - TIM WEAVER
Spine-chilling - THE SUNDAY TIMES
A chillingly atmospheric thriller - JP DELANEY
Clever and terrifically compelling - SARAH PEARSE
Devotees of domestic noir will love the multiple perspectives and shifts in time that Claire Douglas uses to complicate her nervy narrative - SUNDAY TIMES CRIME CLUB
