Eliot Schrefer

Abby Goodwin is used to covering up for her rebellious sister Maya's frequent misdemeanors, but she is baffled when Maya is accused of murder and resolves to clear her sister's name, with unexpectedly dangerous results.

The Deadly Sister

Dorian Avers

** spoiler alert **
            This was a pretty decent YA Thriller. It kept my attention and although I was a little confused on why everyone was so accepting in the end and some of the intentions confused me, it wasn't bad. I really think it would've been more convincing if more people were involved, but that's just me. I just looked at the title and realized that it tells you it was one of the sisters from the get-go.

Quotes:
 * "A moment came back to me: getting into the family car, Maya calling me affected. I hadn't known what the word meant, but I knew what it felt like..." (32)
 * " '...we're all in dynamic opposition, the conscious presentation giving the lie to the soul' ... 'Maybe Maya's looking for a little something in her life that's earnest and kind. Something she can scoff at on the outside and be grateful for on the inside' " (247)

The Deadly Sister

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