In the vein of The Jane Austen Book Club comes a novel about four women who have little in common other than where they live and that they have sisters. With wit, charm, and pathos, this mesmerizing tale of sisters, both born and built, enthralls on every page. Elizabeth Letts calls it, "A warm, wise, and witty tale. You will love it!"

Some families you are born into. Some you choose. And some choose you.

Four women have little in common other than where they live and the joyous complications of having sisters. Cindy waits for her own life to begin as she sees her sister going in and out of hospitals. Lise has made the boldest move of her life, even as her sister spends every day putting herself at risk to improve the lives of others. Diana is an ocean apart from her sister, but worries that her marriage is the relationship separated by the most distance. Sylvia has lost her twin sister to breast cancer, a disease that runs in the family, and fears that she will die without having ever really lived.

When Diana places an ad in the local newsletter, Cindy, Lise, and Sylvia show up thinking they are joining a book club, but what they discover is something far deeper and more profound than any of them ever imagined.

With wit, charm, and pathos, this mesmerizing tale of sisters, both born and built, enthralls on every page.

"Who doesn't need a sister? That's the question at the heart of the charming novel, The Sister's Club. With her deft touch and sure eye for character, Lauren Baratz-Logsted lovingly evokes the lives of four ordinary women who become each other's surrogate families. A warm, wise, and witty tale. You will love it!" -Elizabeth Letts, bestselling author of The Eighty-Dollar Champion