ARC received from Hachette Australia for an honest review

This is my second Fiona Palmer read, and I will definitely be reading more in the future.

The synopsis of Sisters and Brothers intrigued me, and once I started reading I was completely intrigued with Bill and his extended "family".

Set in both 1975 and present day, this story revolves around 72 year old Bill, however is a series of interconnected stories with Bill at the heart.

Now Bill, he liked to get around in 1975 it seems lol. Emma, Michelle, Adam and Sarah's live all come together as they learn of their paternity.

I enjoyed each and every one of the children's stories, however I feel that Emma's grabbed me more emotionally than the others. I am not sure why this is, as they are all beautiful, heartfelt stories, however it just is.

Heartbreaking, emotional, yet full of hope, Ms Palmer has taken us on a wonderful journey of love, forgiveness, hope, acceptance.

I thoroughly enjoyed Sisters and Brothers, and I can't wait to see what Ms Palmer brings us next.