'The Murderer's Daughters' by Randy Susan Meyers wasn't as action-packed or thrilling as I expected it to be. I was hoping it would revolve around the traumatizing childhood of the two sisters, but instead, it didn't spend much time focused on the immediate aftermath of their father's crime. It followed both girls through adolescence and as far as into their 40s. Their life stories were heartbreaking and interesting. I liked the story and the hostage scene was very fast-paced and suspenseful. Overall, I'd recommend this book.
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