Lisa Unger’s been one of my go-to authors for more than a decade or so. I think I only discovered her work when she attended the Brisbane Writers’ Festival in 2009, but I’ve read everything she’s written since.
Book review: Only Daughter by Anna Snoekstra
The interesting thing about this book is that we know our lead character is lying from the moment we meet her. The person we know as faux-Bec is caught shoplifting and after attempting to wangle out of charges via sympathy and coquettishness, she opts for something that came to mind when noticing her similarity to a long-missing girl.
And so… she becomes Bec.
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