Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review. 
 A few years ago, having known nothing about the author, I read Diane Chamberlain's book The Midwife's Confession and became an instant fan. Since then, I've read several more of her titles and she has become one of a few authors whose work I can almost guarantee I will enjoy reading. Diane's latest, The Silent Sister, was no exception. 
 Riley MacPherson returns to her childhood home after the sudden death of her father to settle his estate. While in the process, she begins to uncover several long buried family secrets - including the fact that her sister, who she thought committed suicide, more than twenty years ago, is very much alive. From the very beginning I was intrigued by the story, although predictable at times, and it definitely held my interest until the very end.