Four Sisters
The early sixties was a time of making love, not war. Kathleen finds love and starts a war with her family.
Four Sisters is a story rich in the relationships of Kathleen Williams' life. Kathleen discovers her sexuality in the sixties. She's different from other girls her age and afraid her sisters, especially her closest sister, Deborah, will never understand.
When Kathleen reveals her love for a woman, her worst fears are realized—she’s banished from her home and family.
Forty odd years later, Kathleen is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Susan, her lifelong partner, encourages her to make peace with her family. Kathleen's journey, now, includes rebuilding her relationship with her sisters and parents, as well as the battle of her life. Her only chance for peace is to find acceptance.
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Four Sisters is a story rich in the relationships of Kathleen Williams' life. Kathleen discovers her sexuality in the sixties. She's different from other girls her age and afraid her sisters, especially her closest sister, Deborah, will never understand.
When Kathleen reveals her love for a woman, her worst fears are realized—she’s banished from her home and family.
Forty odd years later, Kathleen is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Susan, her lifelong partner, encourages her to make peace with her family. Kathleen's journey, now, includes rebuilding her relationship with her sisters and parents, as well as the battle of her life. Her only chance for peace is to find acceptance.
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Reviews:
N. N. Lights Book Heaven 5 Stars Four Sisters is a heart-wrenching story of discovering who you are, family drama, falling in love, life choices, battling cancer, forgiveness and the bond of sisters. Read the rest:.. Reader review: OMG. I've just finished Four Sisters. I am a cancer survivor, so far by 12 years. And your vivid description of Chemotherapy and its effects brought everything back. Like Kathleen I shaved my head and found it liberating. Your book made me smile and made me cry, especially at the end, in equal measure. A beautiful book, beautifully written. Best Wishes Arlene Willingham. Weston-Super -Mare, Somerset. UK |