It’s taken until now and receiving a copy of the 7th novel, The Missing Sister to realise that I’d better get this one ticked off the list. I did finish in time but perhaps I was a bit fatigued after that because I didn’t get around to reading this when it first came out. In October 2019, I binge read the first five books in this series, intending to finish in time for this one, the 6th, to be released. Sweeping from the frenetic atmosphere of Manhattan to the magnificent wide-open plains of Africa, The Sun Sister is the sixth instalment in Lucinda Riley’s multi-million selling epic series, The Seven Sisters. Until she discovers a new-born baby abandoned in the woods next to her farmhouse… Moving up into the Wanjohi Valley, and with Bill away, Cecily finds herself isolated and alone. When disaster strikes and war is imminent, Cecily decides she has no choice but to accept Bill’s proposal. Staying with her godmother, a member of the infamous Happy Valley set, on the shores of beautiful Lake Naivasha, she meets Bill Forsythe, a notorious bachelor and cattle farmer with close connections to the proud Maasai tribe. In 1939, Cecily Huntley-Morgan arrives in Kenya from New York to nurse a broken heart. Struggling to cope, she turns to alcohol and drugs to ease the pain, and as those around her fear for her health, Electra receives a letter from a complete stranger who claims to be her grandmother. But beneath the veneer, and fuelled by the pressure of the life she leads, Electra’s already tenuous control over her mental state has been rocked by the death of her father, Pa Salt, the elusive billionaire who adopted his six daughters as babies from around the globe. To the outside world, Electra d’Apliese seems as though she is the woman who has everything: as one of the world’s top models, she is beautiful, rich and famous. Blurb : The Sun Sister is the sixth epic story in the Seven Sisters series by the number one international bestseller Lucinda Riley.

The seven sisters book review