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A review by lindseyjo
The Murderer's Daughters by Randy Susan Meyers
5.0
Wow. I will definitely be keeping this book to re-read.
The sisters broke my heart repeatedly; rarely have I ever felt so helpless as a reader, or have so desperately wanted to help fictional characters. I think the book is written beautifully and both Merry and Lulu are real, flawed, and frustrating, at times. I would have been happy to continue reading, though the ending does wrap everything up nicely.
I find it remarkable that our past may define our present more than we would like to allow, and yet - many are able to put themselves on a different path anyway. Recommend this book, most definitely.
The sisters broke my heart repeatedly; rarely have I ever felt so helpless as a reader, or have so desperately wanted to help fictional characters. I think the book is written beautifully and both Merry and Lulu are real, flawed, and frustrating, at times. I would have been happy to continue reading, though the ending does wrap everything up nicely.
I find it remarkable that our past may define our present more than we would like to allow, and yet - many are able to put themselves on a different path anyway. Recommend this book, most definitely.