The Wrong Sister: Discover the Sunday Times bestselling psychological thriller that has everyone hooked - From the author of the No. 1 bestseller, The New Neighbours

Claire Douglas Has Done It Again. The Wrong Sister had me glued to my armchair , so many twists and turns and finally a jaw dropping ending. Claire Douglas has done it again. Five stars for me.

A very gripping page turner. Loved every twist. She has a very simplistic yet profound way of writing which is always fun to read.

Intresting story. Worth it 👍🏻👍🏻

It still had some plots to be explained in the end, which I haven't observed in any book I've read, man. The completed twists were good. I was getting an ick in the beginning and middle from the main character. The condition of the copy was great, though.

Claire Douglas works her way around women who have been wronged and sinned at the same time. In the end, there is a parallel that is drawn between two sets of sisters. Who is wrong and who is right? What is right and wrong? Deeply moving and philosophical, mixed with a chilling murder. Must read.

Well written story in which i learned about an unknown health ‘condition’. Worth reading.

This thriller totally sucked me in! When sisters Tasha and Alice decide to swap lives for a week, you just know things are gonna go sideways, but wow - I wasn't prepared for how dark it gets. Tasha's always felt like she's living in Alice's shadow. While Alice has the glamorous life with her rich husband Kyle, Tasha's in Bristol dealing with four-year-old twins and feeling like she's lost herself. So when Alice suggests they switch places - Tasha and her husband Harry get Alice's Venice apartment, while Alice and Kyle handle the twins - it seems like a much-needed break. But then everything falls apart. Tasha gets that awful call - Kyle's dead, Alice is in the hospital, and it looks like a burglary gone wrong. Until that creepy note shows up: "It was supposed to be you." The way the story unfolds had me constantly questioning who was actually being targeted and why. The tension builds so naturally as these sisters dig into what really happened that night, uncovering secrets neither was prepared for. What makes this book so addictive is how it jumps between different characters' perspectives. You get inside both sisters' heads, plus some other key players. The book does an awesome job showing how we never really know what's going on in someone else's seemingly perfect life. I just couldn't put it down! If you're into thrillers with family drama, secrets, marriage drama, sisterhood and some serious twists, then this book is definitely worth picking up!

I love the plot, the twists, and all that. She has a good content. But it feels like there is a lot of irrelevant detailing and narration from first person perspective, like a lot of irrelevant overthinking from the character at the wrong situation. It’s nice if she want to add details, but the way they get adde feels out of space. I could literally skimp through the book. Though there’s one part I couldn’t understand is where and why the letter she got comes in, that it was meant to be you.?? It’s not a must read book for me, but you can read it you know. One time readable. You don’t form any bond with any characters, so you are just reading overthinking inside their heads, having lots of unnecessary out of context thoughts about a person.

Excellent read with plenty of twists n turns

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The Wrong Sister hooks you from the very first page and doesn’t let go until the final, jaw-dropping twist. It’s the kind of psychological thriller that has you questioning everything and everyone, as the story unfolds with layers of deceit, dark family secrets, and unexpected betrayals. The narrative revolves around two sisters, one seemingly perfect and the other a bit of a mystery — but as the plot thickens, you start to wonder who’s really hiding the truth. The pacing is spot-on, with cliffhangers that make it impossible to put down (cancel your plans, you’re finishing this one tonight). The characters are complex and well-drawn, making it hard to decide who to root for — or who to trust. It’s a gripping read that’s full of suspense, red herrings, and twists you won’t see coming. If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers with unreliable narrators and plenty of family drama, The Wrong Sister is a must-read. Just be prepared for a late night — once you start, it’s hard to escape this dark and tangled web!

Because the title feels like a clue, you’re constantly straining to work it out. Every line draws you in and you can’t wait to read the next one. Very clever complexities and clear, relatable characters.

Didn't like for what reason and who was behind all the mess