Sister, Missing
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4.6 • 234 Ratings
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- £4.99
Publisher Description
The gripping sequel to the bestselling, award-winning teen thriller Girl, Missing, by million-copy selling author Sophie McKenzie.
It's two years after the events of Girl, Missing and life is not getting any easier for sixteen-year-old Lauren – exam pressure and a recent family heartbreak have taken their toll.
Hoping some time together away from everything will help, Lauren’s birth mother takes her and her two sisters on holiday, only for tragedy to strike again when one of Lauren’s sisters disappears, under circumstances very similar to those in which Lauren was taken years before. . . perhaps too similar to be a coincidence.
Can Lauren save her sister and stop the nightmare from happening all over again?
Other books by Sophie McKenzie:
Girl, Missing
Missing Me
Boy, Missing
Hide and Secrets
Truth or Dare
Praise for Girl, Missing:
'Page-turning' The Independent
'Will have you gripped for hours' Sunday Express
'Please read this book: it is brilliant!' The Guardian
'Whenever I hear the phrase YA thriller I only ever think of one name - and that's Sophie McKenzie. Why? Because noboody does it better' Phil Earle, award-winning author
'Sophie's thrillers are brilliant... you can't stop reading' Robert Muchamore, bestselling author
'Brilliantly described, scary and touching' The Daily Mirror
Customer Reviews
Gripping!
The idea for the book is a bit of a cliche, and very similar to Girl, Missing but other than that it's a great book. The plot is gripping and it's hard to put down. Sophie Mckenzie is a brilliant writer and though this isn't her best book it's an interesting, exciting book. The plot keeps you on your toes and, like most of her books, it turns towards the unexpected. The ending is also very moving. Though it may not be everyone's cup of tea, personally I loved it.
Powerful
I read girl missing and now i have read the sequel, and both are truly captivating and powerful books. This book however, may confuse people because there is a constant change of scene throughout. I do recomend both books if you love excitement and can cope with pain.
Disappointing
Sophie mckenzie's novel sister, missing is a well paced heart breaking sequel to her debut novel girl, missing. However I did struggle with the story line, in the first few pages I was confused -about where the story was taking place, England or America. There were some interesting revelations in this story but they didn't seem that believable. Girl, missing is a brilliant book and I would recommend it to anyone, however sister, missing didn't quite live up to the hype and was unfortunately a disappointing read.