The Pearl Sister: The Seven Sisters, Book 4 (Seven Sisters, #4)

by Lucinda Riley

Rehanna MacDonald (Narrator) and Stephanie Racine (Narrator)

• ISBN10: 151008679X
• ISBN13: 9781510086791
• Publish Date: 2 November 2017
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Imprint: W F Howes Ltd
• Edition: Unabridged edition
• Format: Audiobook (CD)
• Duration: 20 hours
• Language: English

Reviews

[elysium]

This is my first Riley book and even though this is the fourth in a series, it works well as a standalone.

The book has two timelines: the present day with Cece and the past with Kitty. I really liked Cece and loved seeing how she grew and found herself while learning about her past. I wasn’t huge fan of the Thailand chapters, but it was great to learn more about aboriginals in Australia.
Kitty leaves Scotland in 1906 and moves to Australia which is a whole new world. Her life there is full of twist, and sorrow but fascinating none the less.

This was my first Riley book, but it certainly won’t be the last. I need to go back and read the previous books soon.

[Whitney @ First Impressions Reviews]

Review

The Pearl Sister is the fourth book in the Seven Sisters series. Like the rest of the books in the series The Pearl Sister is told in two parts, one from CeCe, the Seventh Sister in question and the second from her ancestor Kitty McBride. To be blunt, I could have done without CeCe's story altogether. Her tabloid relationship was so far-fetched and just felt cheap. True, Kitty McBride wasn't a saint either, but her story of a love triangle between brothers had a little more bite to it and was the reason I kept listening.

After I finished listening to The Pearl Sister I decided that this would be my last journey with the seven sisters. While Lucinda Riley isn't a bad writer, I feel that her stories are becoming repetitive and leaves me wondering if I've read this before.

This review was originally posted on First Impressions Reviews