The Seven Sisters: The Moon Sister

Tiggy De Plessis has always lived in harmony with nature. That’s why she chose to work with wild animals. But a chain of dramatic events—including the death of her adoptive father, Pa Salt—forces Tiggy to change many things in her life. To understand who she truly wants to be, Tiggy travels to sunny Spain, to Granada, where, as she suspects, her real family lives.

This is how Tiggy immerses herself in a 1930s civil-war–linked story of her ancestors: Spanish gypsies, among whom were wonderful musicians—and, most intriguing of all for Tiggy, one magnificent flamenco dancer whose story becomes a kind of new guiding star for her “moon sister.”

“In every book of the ‘Seven Sisters’ cycle, Lucinda Riley shows us strong, charismatic women—very different in character, but equally fearless and determined.” — Library Journal

“Magical realism, art in all its forms, and multiple plot lines—Lucinda Riley’s novels manage to captivate the reader from the very first chapter.” — Historical Novel Society

“The fates of two women, separated by nearly a hundred years, intertwine with exquisite elegance.” — The New York Times

“Lucinda Riley’s attention to detail and thorough research into cultural realities immerse readers in a truly extraordinary story with living characters.” — Booklist

“Beautiful series… A magical, vivid adventure.” — Woman’s World Magazine