The Bad Sister – review (AD)

As a book worm I couldn’t wait to get an early look at newly published The Bad Sister*.

Written by Rachael Stewart I couldn’t wait to liven up my lunchtimes getting stuck into this book.

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Synopsis

TEN YEARS AGO, SHE RIPPED HIS HEART OUT… BUT NOW SHE’S BACK AND SHE NEEDS HIM.

When movie star Carrie Evans begs her ordinary twin sister to switch lives with her for three weeks, all Carrie can think about is escaping the trappings of Hollywood.

But returning to England throws her into the path of old flame Dan Stevenson, the boy she left behind—without telling him why.

And Dan’s no longer the soft, dependable guy, quick to do her bidding.

He’s hot, sexy and dangerous…everything her career-savvy self should run away from.

But she can’t.

When Carrie walked out of Dan’s life without a backward glance, she broke his heart.

Now, she’s back begging him to help save her sister’s business.

The fire is still there: he wants her, and she wants him.

But forgiveness? Never.

He’s not the boy he once was. He’s a man in control, used to getting what he wants, and he’ll help her, as well as do a whole lot more.

But can their hearts survive a second time around…especially when the truth of the past comes out?

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My overall thoughts of The Bad Sister

I read on my lunch breaks mainly and this book certainly livened up my lunchtimes!

At first I didn’t think much of Carrie walking out on her life and half of her family to take on the bright lights of Hollywood.

However, as the story unfolds the truth unravels and we realise there’s more to Carrie than we originally may have thought.

The sexual chemistry between her and Dan is palpable from the page!

Although a steamier read than the books I’ve been getting stuck into recently it’s very well written and the sexier scenes develop from lust to love.

I was rooting for Carrie and her sister and found it difficult to put my Kindle down and return to my desk after lunch.

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*Disclaimer

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