Three Sisters

Jojo Moyes

Three Sisters

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Release Date: 11-02-2027
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Three sisters. One father. And a heavenly island. Just don’t mention the storm that’s coming . . .

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The Italian island of Capri – delicious food, glorious sunshine, sparkling seas.
The perfect spot for an idyllic family reunion.

Just not this family.

Cora and her sisters Diana and Kiki – each others’ rocks during childhood, thorns in each others’ sides as adults – have been summoned by their mercurial father Florian to his luxurious villa. Cue lazy days of catching up, blazing rows come nightfall.

Because Florian – famous artist, legendary philanderer, terrible father – has a surprise announcement. One which will overturn everything his three daughters believe about their past, present and – most pertinently – their futures.

Somehow, their elderly father is holding all the cards.

But a storm is approaching Capri. And Florian’s spell over his daughters is about to be broken.

What light will be shed over the mysteries of this family’s past?

And can these three divided sisters come together to escape their father’s long shadow?

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Praise for Jojo Moyes:

‘An inspiration to me for my whole career’ Fredrik Backman

‘Jojo never ever disappoints’ Lisa Jewell

‘The best book she has ever written’ Marian Keyes on We All Live Here

‘Moyes knows how to present modern women's dilemmas with a humorous no-nonsense directness’ The Times

‘Funny, emotionally messy and entirely relatable, this is Moyes at her wisest and most wonderful best’ Mail on Sunday

‘Laugh-out-loud funny’ Radio Times