My Sister's Shadow

Praise for My Sister’s Shadow:“Original, skillfully written, and with a special appeal to readers with an interest in Gothic mystery, crime, and suspense.”—Midwest Book Review“The world of the novel is well conveyed, Adelaide’s plight is sympathetic, and readers looking for a gothic romance will not be disappointed.”—Historical Novel Society“A darkly hypnotic tale of sisterhood tested by fractured loyalties, ambition, and envy. Gilchrist’s entrancing prose casts an eerie spell, resplendent with Gothic atmosphere and laced with dreamlike dread. Her characters live and breathe–fully human in their flawed, dynamic desires. My Sister’s Shadow will pull you in from the first captivating page and won’t let go until the bittersweet end.”—Paulette Kennedy, bestselling author of The Devil and Mrs. Davenport and Parting the Veil“Brooding, atmospheric and chilling, My Sister’s Shadow by January Gilchrist is a gilded age Gothic that’s a perfect blend of twisted envy and dark suspense.”—B. R. Myers, international bestselling author of The Third Wife of Faraday House“My Sister’s Shadow is a gripping Gothic tale of twin sisters bound by obsession, jealousy, and betrayal. As Adelaide and Victoria’s once-unbreakable bond frays, the story twists into a dark and thrilling descent where unexpected alliances and dangerous enemies emerge. With its nail-biting tension and spot-on Gothic mystery and dread, this novel is not to be missed! One of my favorites.”—Kim Taylor Blakemore, author of After Alice Fell“My Sister’s Shadow is a richly drawn character study of two sisters … This dark gothic tale dripping with atmosphere and tension is an utterly engrossing read.”—Kelsey James, author of Secrets of Rose Briar Hall

January Gilchrist is a historical writer with a passion for mystery. When she’s not found soaking up the Queensland sun with her two young sons, she can be found eavesdropping on conversations in cafes and making up entire backstories (and murderous intents) for unsuspecting bystanders. When she grows up, she’d like to be Miss Marple.