Sister Wife

Prophesied to be the catalyst in a modern-day Armageddon, Kelsey Waite flees a life in Utah, freeing herself from a polygamous lifestyle and abusive father. Ten years later, her new life in California leaves her with an illusion of safety, one that rapidly unravels when she returns home from work to find her neighbor murdered and her daughter missing.Realizing the two are linked, she is forced to return to Utah and face her demons--and the charismatic cult leader who believes she is destined to be his second wife.Will her sheer strength of will and determination be enough to save both herself, and her daughter, from the cult?Reviews from the Print Edition:SisterWife is a page turner, full of fear, suspense, appalling circumstances, a wickedly evil puzzle... and pure eroticism. -- Bookreview.com"From the first page, SisterWife defies you to put it down. A spine-chilling study of evil that will keep the reader gripped until the final page. "--Katherine Sutcliffe, multi-award winning bestselling author of Darkling I Listen, Fever, and Notorious"Intensely emotional and sometimes heartbreaking is how I would describe SISTERWIFE...This is a book you'll not want to put down. If you do, you'll be thinking about what's happening so much that you'll keep picking it up until you've read it through. SISTERWIFE is a true page-turner. The intrigue, action and drama are very effective. Ms. Collins has done a spectacular job."--Robin Taylor, In the Library Reviews "Natalie R. Collins' SisterWife is a compelling read...If you want to read a book that will take you beyond the news coverage to what drives the people involved either directly or on the fringe of these cults, get SisterWife!"--Jen Apodaca, author of Dating Can Be Murder"Wow. Chilling, thrilling and spine-tingling, SisterWife grabs you by the lapels on page one and doesn't let go until the end. This is fast-paced in-your-face writing at its best. I couldn't put it down, not even to eat. Natalie R. Collins knows what she's doing and she does it with subtle artistry -- Kelsey Waite's plight is fascinating. More importantly, Kelsey is a living, breathing character who gets our sympathy and keeps it through some fairly grueling business. Highly recommended!!"--John Blumenthal, author of What's Wrong With Dorfman?