The Storm Sister is the second book in the Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley and the book is amazing! Of course, nobody knows the truth except me (and my husband if he can ever remember it), and it hasn’t been a challenge at all to keep it a secret – it’s been great fun. Although this is the second book, hence we get a brief idea about all the six sisters as well as some of the supporting cast in the first book. When I saw that he was nice to his mom, I thought, maybe I should give him the benefit of the doubt.

Now that you are on the second instalment of the series, has your overall plan for the ending changed or do you still have a clear end in sight?Rushing home to the family mansion on Lake Geneva, each sister is given clues to their place of birth - in this case Norway. I can’t tell you how much I cried writing the Fastnet race scenes and especially Theo’s memorial service. The story, itself, is a dramatic tale filled with family, love, loss, grief, introspection, and new beginnings; as well as a comprehensive look into the composition of music and the art of sailing. Do you remember the story of an empty dreamer who left ruins everywhere he passed and the faithful Solveig, who waited and waited for him? Doch gleichzeitig gibt es hier so viel mehr zu erfahren und zu erleben, denn Musik spielt hier eine tragende Rolle und das hat Lucinda Riley für mein Empfinden ganz wunderbar mit der Liebe zum Meer, zum Wasser und der Tragik des Schicksals miteinander vereint.

For Ally’s story we step back to Norway 1875, and the story of young mountain girl Anna Landvik, and how from being plucked from obscurity she becomes one of Europe’s most renowned classical singers. He was controlling, pushing for too much commitment too soon and actually admitted to Ally that he believed his choices were more important than her fears but his fears were more important than her choices.I think it's because they're light, easy reads, and are nice after reading something intense, or sad.