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THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER

by Danielle Steel

Delacorte•EN
About the book

Mickie and Billie are sisters who have lived starkly different lives, shaped by a childhood overshadowed by an infamous father and a fractured home. While one sister chose a path of stability, the other remained tethered to the chaos of their family history. After years of silence and resentment, the two women attempt to bridge the emotional distance between them. Their reconciliation requires navigating deep-seated personality clashes and confronting the specific traumas that drove them apart. The plot centers on their shared effort to dismantle old defense mechanisms and build a functional relationship as adults despite their conflicting memories.

Readers of contemporary family drama seek this book to understand the mechanics of sibling reconciliation and the lasting impact of parental legacy. It is for those who appreciate detailed portraits of domestic conflict and the reality of repairing broken bonds. The reader gains a clear perspective on how two people can experience the same upbringing in entirely different ways. They walk away with a depiction of the patience required to forgive long-standing grievances and the practical steps involved in moving past a toxic family reputation to find mutual ground.

Details
Publisher
Delacorte
ISBN
9780593498859
Language
EN

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