What was this book? Where do I start? Part thriller, part drama this book takes sisterhood to its extremes. Revolving around sisters Korede and Ayoolaand the complex relationship dynamics that sisters have. Korede is Ayoola’s big sister, allie, problem solver and accessory to murder. Ayoola is Korede’s biggest rival, baby sister, serial murder of men. […]
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