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The Other Sister | Dianne Dixon

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One sister has everything. Her twin hates her for it. Would life be better without Ali? Probably. At least then people might think about Morgan. Ali's always gotten everything — she doesn't even realize how much Morgan resents her. Ali also doesn't realize that when she shuts Morgan out entirely, she will unleash a chain of events that show just how dangerous the underside of love really is. Astheir lives spin toward something neither one of them can control, a terrifying crime reveals how those who know us best can destroy us...or save us.

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The Other Sister | Dianne Dixon

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Ali has everything while her twin Morgan resents her for everything she gets. It takes a life changing event for things to change between them. This book was so-so. I felt it was a little disconnected sometimes and I wasn‘t sure if it was going in a thriller direction or just a domestic family story. More domestic than thriller. Just ok for meā€¦

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The Other Sister | Dianne Dixon

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"Dixon unveils the complex rawness of human beings and demonstrates how even the ugliest incidents and secrets can still lead to joy." -- Booklist

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