In my sister's country
By: Lise Haines.
Publisher: BlueHen Books
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Adult children of aging parents -- Fiction; Mothers and daughters -- Fiction; Hospice care -- Fiction; Sisters -- Fiction
Genres: Fiction.
Description: "At seventeen, Molly is without both parents and forced to live with her older sister, Amanda." "Amanda is no comfort. Relentlessly manipulative, at time explosive, she can't even begin to provide Molly with a safe haven. And Molly can never forgive her for the role she once played in their father's powerful games.".

"At first, their anger appears nearly comical. But the furious passion with which they face each other - and the most susceptible men who fall inside their borders - quickly marks In My Sister's Country as a private, unexpected place." "Lying comes easily to both sisters - but this matters little, until Molly realizes that she desperately desires her sister's lover. Day by day, Molly's sadly comic insights to their uninsulated life propel her into greater deceits and betrayals."--BOOK JACKET.