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Set in the attractive and mundane, seaside-town of Southport, SISTERS is a contemporary and emotional psychological thriller about conflicted siblings: Barbara Tanner and Joan Lexton.SISTERS follows novels HIS MOTHER and HER FATHER, thus concluding this electrifying trilogy.Newly formed team, Detectives Inspector Catherine Shakespeare and Sergeant Gulliver Pope must set aside their differences in order to solve the mystery behind the discovery of an alien body in a family grave, undetected for thirty-one years. Sisters, Mrs Barbara Tanner and Mrs Joan Lexton have a problem on their hands: there is an unwelcome smell oozing from the window seat in their front lounge. Having lived the latter part of their lives relatively in peace, former nurses to a children's ward for the terminally ill, find themselves suddenly in a quandary. It does not take long for detectives Shakespeare and Pope to discover there is more to these grizzly, sixty-plus pipe-smoking womenfolk than meets the eye. But what secrets could they have buried in their distant past that is now of vital interest to a current police investigation?

One for Sorrow, Two for Joy, Three for a Girl, Four for a Boy, Five for Silver, Six for Gold, Seven for a Secret NEVER to be Told, Eight for a WishNine for a KissTen for a Bird you Must No

In the early hours of the morning, a teenage female body is found face down in the marshland that runs along Southport's captivating coastline. Both Detectives Inspector Folkard and Sergeant Shakespeare strongly suspect secondary teacher Mr Rimmer to be their man. Mr Rimmer has many secrets; although he appears to live alone, he in fact does not. The closer Inspector Folkard and Sergeant Shakespeare get to their killer, the more they learn of Mr Rimmer's relationship with HIS MOTHER. It is only when Inspector Folkard looks back at similar attacks on young females that she begins to make some much needed headway. Inspector Folkard knows there is at least one other body close by; finding it could be the vital piece of the puzzle, but where to look?