The Silent Sister

Riley MacPherson returns to her childhood home in North Carolina after her father's death to settle his estate.

There, she uncovers evidence that challenges her long-held belief that her older sister Lisa committed suicide as a teenager.

Instead, she learns that Lisa is alive and has been living under a new identity.

As Riley delves deeper into the past, she discovers that Lisa was accused of murdering her violin teacher and that their father, a former U.S.

Marshal, helped her fake her own death.

The novel explores themes of love, loss, and the bonds among siblings as Riley navigates her newfound reality and the secrets that have been kept from her for so long.