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Harper and Stacey are nothing alike. Harper is a Martha Stewart-type woman who takes after their mother and Stacy is a research scientist. Harper is a relatively new single mom trying to get her life and her finances together. She is raising a teenage daughter with little help from her ex and is just hanging on by a thread. She runs a virtual assistant business from home so she can be there for her daughter, but the business is growing and Harper’s bank account is not.
Stacey is a 40 year old married woman who is expecting, but hasn’t shared the joyous news with their hyper-critical mother because “the time just never seemed right”. But these two sisters are close and supportive of each other and supported by those closest to them.

Harper finds an unlikely ally in one of her clients. Stacey receives unexpected support from her nephew. In a world filled with drama, they have to get their acts together and proceed, but life keeps throwing them curveballs.

I love Susan’s books. Her characters are relatable and I feel like I’m part of their inner circle.


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Sisters Like Us Mischief Bay Susan Mallery 9780778330905 Books Reviews

Susan Mallery has a way of making us all think we come from a normal upbringing no matter how screwed up we think we are. This book is a peak inside all of our homes to some degree. But it also shows that there is hope for all of us if we stick together. I love the characters and the story line is great. Thank you Susan for another great read!
Another great book by Susan Mallery. I really enjoyed Harper and Stacey. I felt like Susan captured some real every day emotions we all can fall victim to, thinking we should feel a certain way, trying to keep it all together when really we just are falling apart, and the ties of family that bind us all. I thought she did a great job at helping each sister find their groove and their own comfort zone. I enjoyed the dynamics of each relationship. I would recommend this book.
I didn’t just like the sisters Harper and Stacy, I like the entire clan. Lucas, Ashton, Kit and Bunnie. It’s funny how you can be so different, but really the same. I mean in loving you sister regardless, knowing her strengths as well as her shortcomings and loving her through it. This is a really good suspenseful yet emotional story. Feel bad and feel good, just touching pieces of your heart. Loved it
Wow. I wasn’t sure when I started reading that I could stick with it because there was so much un-normal normalcy going on but in true Susan Mallory fashion I couldn’t put it down, I was sucked in to another great book. It has so many different life experiences written in black and white and so many different directions they could of all went but they were all pulled together toward endings that worked so well! I highly recommend this to fans of Susan and to someone new to her looking for a great book.
I loved this book. It made me laugh and cry. I’m not like either sister but enjoyed the dynamic they shared with each other. The author totally got the teenager, Becca. It was good that she had a stable male adult like Lucas. Many teenagers have to deal with things like divorce and sex and things they feel like they can’t share with their parents. I’m sure there are many young mothers-to-be that could identify with Stacey. A first child is always scary but motherhood is a gift and shouldn’t be squandered and eventually there will be grandchildren and they’re the BEST.
Even though Susan Mallery is on my auto-buy, I usually wait until I have a four or five hour block of free time before I begin to read. That works for me because I have been unable to stop once I start

I fell in !ove with Harper, Stacey, Becca, Kit, Dean, and Ashton. Lucas I loved and hated. Characters who are so real you fe!l as if you know them. Situations you recognize. You not only want to know what happens, but also, how the characters feel. Susan Gallery is a master. Read this book! Your only regret will be it is over.
Sisters Like Us is another great story by Susan Mallery. I had no idea this was the fourth novel in this series when I requested it but I don't think you need to read the rest first to truly enjoy it. I certainly did.

The story relates the tribulations of two sisters and their families during a time when they are both going through big changes in their lives.

Harper Szymanski was brought up to become the perfect housewife. Sadly, she's now divorced and her ex-husband is dating someone younger. She's having problems with her teenage daughter who's rebellious and selfish at times. She's also struggling with her monthly bills and her job as a virtual assistant. Over the years, she has developed a clientele including Lucas, a cop who got hurt in the line of duty and who needed someone to organize his life afterward. Harper loves to do things from scratch. She's a great cook and great at her job as an assistant but her relationship with her daughter is suffering and she's not dedicating enough time to her job either. She feels overwhelmed.

Stacey Bloom is a research scientist. She's very smart and she's also very pregnant. She hasn't told her mother she's six months pregnant and the longer she waits to tell her, the harder it is. You see, Stacey has never wanted to be a mother but she loves her husband and they are at the right time in their lives to start a family. Her husband adores her and supports her. He's also going to be taking care of their baby once he's born while she goes back to work. Yet, she dreads telling her mother she's pregnant since her mother believes her to be a failure. She's nothing like Harper. Being a housewife was never her goal. But her mother, Bunny is old school and under her hypercritical eyes, neither daughter became what she wanted them to be.

Sisters Like Us had more of a women's fiction vibe than a romance. I still very much appreciate the romance in it. Lucas was great until I wanted to punch him but regardless, he was there for Harper in so many different ways. He was also there for Harper's daughter. Stacey's husband was adorable and just perfect for her. I love the humor in this novel. So many great quotes. Some of them had me laughing out loud. I love seeing the growth of the female characters too. Harper's daughter learned to think about more than herself and started helping Harper more. I never warmed up to Bunny. She was mean to her daughters and her archaic thoughts rubbed me the wrong way.

I want to go back and read the rest of the books in this series. I know I'll enjoy them.

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4/5 Fangs
Harper and Stacey are nothing alike. Harper is a Martha Stewart-type woman who takes after their mother and Stacy is a research scientist. Harper is a relatively new single mom trying to get her life and her finances together. She is raising a teenage daughter with little help from her ex and is just hanging on by a thread. She runs a virtual assistant business from home so she can be there for her daughter, but the business is growing and Harper’s bank account is not.
Stacey is a 40 year old married woman who is expecting, but hasn’t shared the joyous news with their hyper-critical mother because “the time just never seemed right”. But these two sisters are close and supportive of each other and supported by those closest to them.

Harper finds an unlikely ally in one of her clients. Stacey receives unexpected support from her nephew. In a world filled with drama, they have to get their acts together and proceed, but life keeps throwing them curveballs.

I love Susan’s books. Her characters are relatable and I feel like I’m part of their inner circle.