Sunrise on Half Moon Bay

The weekend can be so full of pleasure if a person has the right book in their hands. This makes it more enjoyable and enthusiastic. There are so many books that Robyn Carr has written especially for the leisure time of the audience. The Wanderer and   Angel’s Peak are just like a beginning because these two books will allow you to enter the domain of Carr. The real fun and depth come later on in the books like this one.

Therese Plummer i.e the one who has narrated the story is not a new voice so the narrator is also highly skilled and talented in the field. The story of two sisters is not something that we can take as an item that seems to be out of this world but it is heart-touching for sure. Justine and Addie are the two sisters who have a big age gap. Justine was an adult when Addie was born so the two sisters didn’t share the childhood together.

When Addie was in the university, Justine was a complete lawyer and was entering her professional life very quickly. When their mother became ill all of a sudden, it was Addie who made the sacrifice as she left her education and started taking care of the family. The financial issues of the family were handled by Justine.

Later when the parents died, Addie thought that she should start thinking about herself now. At that time Justine’s marriage was also losing its flavor. So the two decided to help each other in such a situation and for the first time in life, they started feeling the bond of love as sisters.