About Secrets of the Tulip Sisters: A Captivating Story about Sisters, Secrets, and Second Chances
Hardcover: 416 pages
Publisher: HQN Books (July 11, 2017)
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Daughters of the Bride comes the charming tale about the problem with secrets, the power of love and the unbreakable bond between sisters
Kelly Murphy’s life as a tulip farmer is pretty routine—up at dawn, off to work, lather, rinse, repeat. But everything changes one sun-washed summer with two dramatic homecomings: Griffith Burnett—Tulpen Crossing’s prodigal son, who’s set his sights on Kelly—and Olivia, her beautiful, wayward and, as far as Kelly is concerned, unwelcome sister. Tempted by Griffith, annoyed by Olivia, Kelly is overwhelmed by the secrets that were so easy to keep when she was alone.
But Olivia’s return isn’t as triumphant as she pretends. Her job has no future, and ever since her dad sent her away from the bad boy she loved, she has felt cut off from her past. She’s determined to reclaim her man and her place in the family…whether her sister likes it or not. For ten years, she and Kelly have been strangers. Olivia will get by without her approval now.
While Kelly and Olivia butt heads, their secrets tumble out in a big hot mess, revealing some truths that will change everything they thought they knew. Can they forgive each other—and themselves—and redefine what it means to be sisters?
Told with Mallery’s trademark heart and humor, the Tulip Sisters are in for the most colorful summer of their lives…
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Review: Susan Mallery delivers a wonderful story with Secrets of the Tulip Sisters. First I have to say, I've been having trouble with all books that have even a touch of romance in them lately. Thankfully Susan Mallery, mixes family dynamics with romance in a way that makes reading comfortable.
Its the story of sisters, separated by a divorce. To say that Kelly and Olivia aren't on the best of terms would be an understatement. Let's just say this family is kinda dysfunctional to say the least.
There are a lot of family secrets going on here. (I love that)
The characters are all interesting and you'll really enjoy getting to know them. This is what Mallery's writing is all about, after all.
I kept thinking that this book would make a good one off movie on the Hallmark Channel.
Rating: 4 flowers
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