The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth

I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Title: The Good Sister
Author: Sally Hepworth
Release Date: 4.13.21
Publisher: St. Martin's 

Publisher's Summary
From the outside, everyone might think Fern and Rose are as close as twin sisters can be: Rose is the responsible one and Fern is the quirky one. But the sisters are devoted to one another and Rose has always been Fern's protector from the time they were small.

Fern needed protecting because their mother was a true sociopath who hid her true nature from the world, and only Rose could see it. Fern always saw the good in everyone. Years ago, Fern did something very, very bad. And Rose has never told a soul. When Fern decides to help her sister achieve her heart's desire of having a baby, Rose realizes with growing horror that Fern might make choices that can only have a terrible outcome. What Rose doesn't realize is that Fern is growing more and more aware of the secrets Rose, herself, is keeping. And that their mother might have the last word after all.

My Review
Quick take: Good, but not great.

This book was definitely a page-turner. I was intrigued through each chapter and didn't want to put it down. I especially loved the character of Fern, a woman with sensory perception disorder. Overall, this novel was enjoyable but a bit predictable. I would recommend it to readers who may be looking for a *lighter* mystery but not to a reader looking for a shocking thriller.