MISSING SISTER by Joshilyn Jackson - Spotlight

 

Missing Sister (William Morrow) is a riveting page-turner that delivers a layered tale of sisterhood, justice, and revenge and will keep you guessing until the very last page.

In Missing Sister, Penny Albright joins the police force to honor her late twin’s dream of protecting others. But her first murder scene turns personal: the victim is one of three men Penny blames for her sister’s death. She discovers a mysterious blonde with a boxcutter is systematically avenging her twin, but why? Seeking the answer will send Penny careening down a treacherous path where the boundaries between law, morality, and vengeance blur.
 
With unforgettable characters and pulse-pounding twists, Jackson crafts a powerful story about the unbreakable bond between sisters and the lengths we’ll go to for those we love. Fans of crime, mystery, and thrillers will be utterly captivated by this addictive new read.


 

Joshilyn Jackson is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author of nine novels, including Gods in Alabama, The Almost Sisters, and Never Have I Ever (July, 2019)

She lives in Decatur, Georgia, with her husband and their two kids. She serves on the board of and volunteers with Reforming Arts, teaching creative writing inside Lee Arrendale State Prison, Georgia's maximum security facility for women. Through their education-in-prison and reentry programs, Reforming Arts fosters the development of critical and creative thinking skills, encouraging students to build livable lives. She's also an award-winning audiobook narrator, performing most of her own work as well as novels by Lydia Netzer and Marybeth Mayhew Whalen

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