Ginger has been having a very hard time with her daughter Julia. Julia doesn't want to go to college; instead, she is going with her boyfriend to basically live off the streets. Ginger is completely against this but has no choice as Julia is eighteen. While all this is going on, Gloria has passed away, leaving a will that leaves all the girls a house. The funny part is none of them knew about this house, except it was a place that they visited when they were young. A summer house.

Ginger and Mimi really don't want to go back there as this is where their brother drowned when the sand collapsed on him. There has always been some secret as to what else happened that day. As the two sisters arrive at the house, they find that their sister Callie has lived there for several years. Callie is not the same person that they remember. In fact, Callie is a little strange.

Can these three sisters get past all of the secrets that have been kept from them?

Sometimes secrets will cause a problem in a family. In SISTERS, ONE, TWO, THREE, it is not the same secret but a big one. I really enjoyed how Nancy Star showed the compassion between these sisters. Even though they are completely different, in the end, family always comes first.

I also enjoyed the way Star moved the story from past to present. For me, it completely explains the whole storyline. It doesn't matter how long family especially sisters take to reconnect. I lost both of my sisters, would have liked nothing more than to be connected again with them. If you have one sister or ten, SISTERS, ONE, TWO, THREE is a great story.

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