The Songbird Sisters
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A FULL-LENGTH STANDALONE, a great entry into the world of international bestseller Rachael Herron's sexy and hilarious books.
When their world-famous band The Darling Songbirds split up acrimoniously, sisters Adele, Molly and Lana went their separate ways. A decade on, Adele and Molly have finally reconciled. However Lana has remained stubbornly estranged – until now.
Lana Darling has got royalties pouring into her bank account, thanks to the song she sold to another singer, but she’s never made it as a solo artist. Is it time to give it all up?
But when she heads home to Darling Bay, she has sexy country music star Taft Hill hot on her heels. He’s not prepared to let her call it quits – especially when he desperately needs new songs for his album.
Lana and Taft have a history – and both have secrets to hide. But when events take an unexpected turn, will Lana choose her career or Taft? Or will she chose the long-awaited chance to get back in harmony with her songbird sisters?
“Rachael Herron seamlessly blends romance, friendship, and laughter.” Barbara Bretton, USA Today Bestselling Author
“Relationships are at the heart of women's fiction, and Herron could teach a master class on creating them.” Chicklit Central
Customer Reviews
The songbird sisters
Well that's it I've read all three books .Ive laughed and cried and gotten angry and in the end loved every minute .The darling sisters entered my heart and I felt everything they did .I saw the whole of Darling bay because you described it so well Rachael.A brilliant read highly recommended xxx
Love this series.
This is the 3rd, and final, instalment in the Darling Songbirds series and it does not disappoint. It has been such a joy to follow the stories of these 3 sisters. And I loved the tiny overlap to the Ballard Brothers series in this one, too.
As with so much of Rachael Herron's writing, the treatment of the complexities of family relationships is particularly strong in The Songbird Sisters. (I maybe should have guessed that from the title.) The tension between keeping secrets and living with the truth is also really interestingly explored.
I'm a bit sad there are no more Darling sisters.