Secret Sister is not my first novel by Emelle Gamble, so I knew what I was getting into….and looking forward to it.
This is one of those reviews that is long overdue. I received a copy on 5.21.15 at and finished reading it on 8.5.19.
There are two different covers, so I shared this beautiful one because I read a kindle copy.
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MY REVIEW
A car accident.
Two women. Best friends.One lives and one dies.
Well, this is a fabulous twist on a story about amnesia. I’m loving it.
Wonderfully real characters, with all their good things and faults.
Her memories return, but the twist puts a different spin on amnesia and second chances.
“I was lost, but now I’m found,” I blurted out.
A heartbreaking and heartwarming love story that goes so much deeper than romance.
May have you asking, “What do I believe?”
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Secret Sister by Emelle Gamble.
GOODREADS BLURB
What if everything about you changed in an instant…
Nick & Cathy and Roxanne. Two best friends. One husband. An extraordinary twist of fate.
How much do you really know about your husband? Your best friend? Yourself? Cathy Chance knows she loves her husband, Nick, with the same passion she had when she married him seven years ago, and he adores her. She also knows that she and her best friend, Roxanne, are closer than most sisters. But on a sunny summer day, these three are hurled into an astounding new reality which forces each to reconsider everything they thought was true about themselves, and one another.
ABOUT EMELLE GAMBLE
From Goodreads: Emelle Gamble was a writer at an early age, bursting with the requisite childhood stories of introspection which evolved into bad teen poetry and attempts at ‘real literature’ all copies of which she has since, very sensibly, shredded. She took her first stab at romantic fiction in an adult education writing class when her kids were in bed, taught by fellow writer Carolyn Haines, in Mobile, Alabama. As M.L. Gamble, she published several romantic suspense novels with Harlequin. She is now contracted with Soul Mate Publishing for Secret Sister, summer of 2013, and Dating Cary Grant, an early 2014 release.
Always intrigued by the words ‘what if’, Emelle’s books feature an ordinary woman confronted with an extraordinary situation. She most enjoys reading stories that surprise and amaze her, and hopes her readers will enjoy the challenging and exciting journeys her characters take.
Emelle lives in suburban Washington D.C. with her husband, Phil, her hero of thirty years, and two orange cats, Lucy and Bella. Her daughter, Olivia, and son, Allen, are happily launched on their own and contributing great things to society, which has always been their mother’s fondest wish.
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That cover is gorgeous. Memory lose can be a tricky theme. Glad you enjoyed it!
i love it too. i like books like this and the author did a great job. i have read some other books by her and enjoyed them too
I just read a book with memory loss and enjoyed it. This one sounds like fun!
glad to hear it
I read something similar to this and really liked it. Curious to read this one now:)
yeah, it seemed a bit familiar to me too, but i have read a couple other of her books and loved them, so i read it feeling i would love secret sister too
I like this cover too, and the story does sound very intriguing!
glad to hear it
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