About The Sister Heist:
There’s nothing quite like a kidnapping and subsequent heist to reunite estranged sisters – or at least, that’s what Tali’s hoping…
When she discovers a ransom note stating she must steal a painting in exchange for her friend’s life, but cannot go to the police, Tali knows the only person she can call is her sister, Jo. Since Jo once worked as a detective, Tali’s hoping her little sister will help her pull off the heist. However, she and Jo haven’t exactly been on speaking terms for the last two years, so getting Jo to answer her call is Tali’s first hurdle. The second hurdle is remembering that appearances can be deceptive; as can sisters.
Can Tali and Jo work together to steal that painting, or will past grievances get in the way? Pick up your copy of The Sister Heist to find out!
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The Sister Heist by Dana Cadelle is most likely to appeal to readers who enjoy books like Love & Other Scams by P.J. Ellis, Heist Society by Ally Carter, and Drop Dead Sisters by Amelia Diane Coombs – or those who like comedy heist films such as Red Notice, Lift, and Ocean’s Eleven.
Sneak peek at the description for The Sister Heist:
“Natalia ‘Tali’ Sharpe is screwed.
Her friend has been kidnapped, and the ransom is a painting. A very expensive painting. A painting she’ll have to steal before the deadline.
She can’t go to the police. So, Tali has no choice. She can’t trust anyone else. If there was another way, any other way, she’d choose it – but the expertise of a former detective could prove useful; even if that former detective happens to be a condescending bitc…person.
It’s time to call the sister she hasn’t seen in almost two years, if Jo answers.
All Tali has to do is forget the past and stick to the plan. Easy, right?”
About the author:
Dana Cadelle was a ghostwriter once upon a time, though she’s since emerged from the shadows to embark on her own literary adventures. When she isn’t writing, this author can be found in her natural habitat – either curled in a blanket reading a good book or joining her dog to take her husband for long walks.