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BLOG TOUR: My Sister is Missing by Julia Barrett

It’s time for my stop for MY SISTER IS MISSING blog tour!

My Sister Is Missing by Julia Barrett is a nail-biting, mind-boggling, and thrilling novel. Ms. Barrett takes her readers on an emotional roller-coaster from page one to the end of the book. This is the story of two sisters, Jess and Steph. Steph has gone missing with her three weeks old baby girl. Steph had a traumatic event in her youth which plummeted her into a deep depression and almost cost her life. In the past few weeks, she has been very emotional and demonstrated signs of post-natal depression. Finding her is a top priority. Jess and Steph’s husband Adam are trying to figure out what might have happened and where Steph has gone. Everyone has secrets, some bigger than others. Secrets eat at you slowly until there is nothing left to keep them hidden anymore. Once they are out, they can be dangerous. They can even make you do things you never thought you were capable to do.

This debut novel is a mind-boggling read. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. My Sister is Missing by Julia Barrett is now available at your favourite bookstore.

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

Thank you RedDoor Books for including me in this blog tour and for sending me an advanced reader’s copy of this book.

BOOK SYNOPSIS:
I'm not the wife you think I am.

Just weeks after giving birth, new mum Stephanie Henderson and her baby girl disappear.

With husband Adam in despair, and the police investigation stalled, it's up to her sister Jess to find them. But when Adam starts to behave suspiciously, Jess starts to question what really happened.

Following news of a tragic accident, she suspects the worst and, in turmoil, goes in search of answers. But Jess isn't prepared for what she uncovers . . . or for what happens next.

This is a twisted psychological thriller that will make you question what is real, and whether you really can trust those you love.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Julia Barrett began her working life as a primary school teacher. She has worked in Public Relations for the NHS and as an in-house journalist for Queen Mary, University of London. She has a BA in English Literature from the University of Hull. She is a Faber Academy alumna and is currently working towards the completion of an MA in Creative Writing at Royal Holloway, University of London. She grew up in Yorkshire and now lives in Essex with her husband and two children.







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