The Better Sister - Burke, Alafair
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Though Chloe was the younger of the two Taylor sisters, she always seemed to be in charge. She was the go-getting honor roll student, while Nicky?always restless, and more than a little reckless?was the opposite of her ambitious little sister. For a while, they both appeared to find happiness. Chloe earned a scholarship to an Ivy League school and moved to New York City, where she landed a coveted publishing job. Nicky married promising young Cleveland attorney Adam Macintosh, and gave birth to a baby boy, Ethan. The sisters became virtual strangers. Now, more than fifteen years later, their…mehr

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Though Chloe was the younger of the two Taylor sisters, she always seemed to be in charge. She was the go-getting honor roll student, while Nicky?always restless, and more than a little reckless?was the opposite of her ambitious little sister. For a while, they both appeared to find happiness. Chloe earned a scholarship to an Ivy League school and moved to New York City, where she landed a coveted publishing job. Nicky married promising young Cleveland attorney Adam Macintosh, and gave birth to a baby boy, Ethan. The sisters became virtual strangers. Now, more than fifteen years later, their lives are drastically different?and Chloe is married to Adam. When he's murdered at the couple's East Hampton beach house, Chloe reluctantly allows her teenaged stepson's biological mother?her estranged sister, Nicky?back into her life. But when the police begin to treat Ethan as a suspect, the two sisters are forced to unite . . . and to confront the truth behind family secrets they have tried to bury in the past.
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Alafair Burke is a New York Times bestselling author whose most recent novels include The Wife and The Ex, which was nominated for the Edgar Award for best novel. She also co-authors the bestselling Under Suspicion series with Mary Higgins Clark. A former prosecutor, she now teaches criminal law and lives in Manhattan and East Hampton.