The Guilty Sister

An Absolutely Nail-Biting Psychological Thriller with a Shocking Twist

By: Arianne Richmonde

Narrated by: Adam Sims, Laurence Bouvard

You can always trust your family.... Can’t you?

Some people think I’m jealous of my sister, but it isn’t true.

I love her confidence; her free spirit. She’s the reckless one in the family, always wearing skimpy clothes and posting her life on social media. I prefer reading, walking my rescue dog and early nights in my New York apartment.

It’s not that I meant to keep her a secret from my boyfriend, Bradley, but she just didn’t come up in conversation.

So when I find him looking at photos of her online, I pretend not to notice.

But as he spends more and more time on his phone, I know I have to do something. I can’t let her ruin my life again.

When the police knock on my door to tell me my dear sister has been reported missing, I instantly regret the last thing I said to her - I wish you were dead.

I didn’t mean it. Did I?

If you enjoy gripping psychological thrillers like The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, and The Wife Between Us, you will love this totally addictive novel from a USA Today best-selling author.

©2021 Arianne Richmonde (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Critic reviews

"Woah! What a ride! I read this book straight through cover to cover. Full of twists I never saw coming." (Meandering and Muses)

"Gripping, heart-pounding and completely unpredictable." (Little Miss Book Lover 87)

"A psychological thrill ride you won’t be able to look away from. Once I started reading, I couldn’t stop. 6 stars!" (Alessandra Torre, New York Times best-selling author)

Unique plot

Interesting plot. I did read the whole book. The ending was really contrived—too coincidental that in all of New York people in the same web were connected by their past.

Couldn’t stop listening

I really enjoyed this book. It kept me guessing the whole time and the ending was unpredictable. I found it entertaining without dull/boring moments. Definitely recommend.

are you a teen

Immediately sounded like a teenage romance novel. slow to start. all action at the end.

Not for me.

Bad narration. Bradley is described as a hunk and in narration he sounds like a girl.