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Author: Coco Mellors

If you don't know my sisters, then you don't know me either.

The Blue sisters have always been exceptional – and exceptionally different.
Avery, a proper lawyer living in London, is the eldest...

If you don't know my sisters, then you don't know me either.

The Blue sisters have always been exceptional – and exceptionally different.
Avery, a proper lawyer living in London, is the eldest daughter, although she hides a secret that could completely destroy her perfect life.
Bonnie was a boxer, but after a heavy defeat, she works as a bouncer in Los Angeles...

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  • Release 05/2025
  • Pages Pages 600
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Efi Tsironi
  • Publisher Publisher Metaichmio
Genre: Prose
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    Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors was a reading experience different from my usual ones. When it was released in English, I was excited by the plot and wanted to read it. The story focuses on the three Blue sisters—Avery, Bonnie, and Lucky—who, after the death of their fourth sister, Nicky, from an overdose, try to cope with their grief and reconnect. Avery, a successful lawyer in London, struggles with her inner turmoil and estrangement from her wife. Bonnie, a former boxer, has abandoned her sport and works as a bouncer in Los Angeles, while Lucky, a model in Paris, sinks into a world of self-destruction and addictions. Their reunion in New York, prompted by the sale of their childhood home, brings old wounds to the surface and forces the sisters to confront their personal demons.

    What impressed me was the authenticity with which Mellors captures the complex relationships between siblings. The author does not hesitate to present the dark aspects of family life, such as grief, addiction, and alienation, in a way that touches the reader. Her writing is raw and honest, avoiding embellishments and presenting the characters with all their weaknesses and passions.

    If you are looking for a novel that explores family dynamics, grief, and the search for identity, Blue Sisters is a choice worth reading. It is a book that, despite its dark themes, offers an honest look at the human soul and the relationships that shape us.

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  • Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors was a reading experience different from my usual ones. When it was released in English, I was excited by the plot and wanted to read it. The story focuses on the three Blue sisters—Avery, Bonnie, and Lucky—who, after the death of their fourth sister, Nicky, from an overdose, try to cope with their grief and reconnect. Avery, a successful lawyer in London, struggles with her inner turmoil and estrangement from her wife. Bonnie, a former boxer, has abandoned her sport and works as a bouncer in Los Angeles, while Lucky, a model in Paris, sinks into a world of self-destruction and addictions. Their reunion in New York, prompted by the sale of their childhood home, brings old wounds to the surface and forces the sisters to confront their personal demons.

    What impressed me was the authenticity with which Mellors captures the complex relationships between siblings. The author does not hesitate to present the dark aspects of family life, such as grief, addiction, and alienation, in a way that touches the reader. Her writing is raw and honest, avoiding embellishments and presenting the characters with all their weaknesses and passions.

    If you are looking for a novel that explores family dynamics, grief, and the search for identity, Blue Sisters is a choice worth reading. It is a book that, despite its dark themes, offers an honest look at the human soul and the relationships that shape us.

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If you don't know my sisters, then you don't know me either.

The Blue sisters have always been exceptional – and exceptionally different.
Avery, a proper lawyer living in London, is the eldest daughter, although she hides a secret that could completely destroy her perfect life.
Bonnie was a boxer, but after a heavy defeat, she works as a bouncer in Los Angeles – until one reckless act one night threatens to drive her out of the city.
And Lucky, the rebellious younger sister, is a model in Paris – but the time has come to face the consequences of her tumultuous life.
And then there was Nikki, the beloved fourth sister, whose unexpected death shook the other three.
When a year later Avery, Bonnie, and Lucky meet in New York to prevent the sale of the house where they grew up, they find that only by rediscovering each other will they be able to deal with their grief, addiction, and heartbreak and learn to love life again.

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Lucky was late. She was irresponsibly, irreversibly late; she was so late that she risked losing this job. She had a fitting for a haute couture show in the Marais at twelve noon, but twelve had been ten minutes ago and she was still miles away, stuck in a subway car. She had spent the previous evening at a fashion week party enjoying the free drinks (the only kind of drink Lucky cared about)...

...It was also the one-year anniversary of Niki’s death.

...Lucky didn’t know where Niki’s phone was now, probably dead too, stuffed in some drawer, but she was grateful she still had it. The voice of her dead sister filled her ear.

You have called Niki’s mobile, leave a message after the tone. And have a blast!

...“I just wanted to call you and say… Not congratulations, obviously. It’s not like we have any damn celebration. But I wanted you to know that I’m thinking of you. I always think of you. And I miss you. Obviously.”

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Author
Coco Mellors
Publisher
Metaichmio
Original Title
Blue Sisters
Publishers
Metaixmio
Type
Prose
Subtitle
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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
600
Release Date
05/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9786180343366

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    Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors was a reading experience different from my usual ones. When it was released in English, I was excited by the plot and wanted to read it. The story focuses on the three Blue sisters—Avery, Bonnie, and Lucky—who, after the death of their fourth sister, Nicky, from an overdose, try to cope with their grief and reconnect. Avery, a successful lawyer in London, struggles with her inner turmoil and estrangement from her wife. Bonnie, a former boxer, has abandoned her sport and works as a bouncer in Los Angeles, while Lucky, a model in Paris, sinks into a world of self-destruction and addictions. Their reunion in New York, prompted by the sale of their childhood home, brings old wounds to the surface and forces the sisters to confront their personal demons.

    What impressed me was the authenticity with which Mellors captures the complex relationships between siblings. The author does not hesitate to present the dark aspects of family life, such as grief, addiction, and alienation, in a way that touches the reader. Her writing is raw and honest, avoiding embellishments and presenting the characters with all their weaknesses and passions.

    If you are looking for a novel that explores family dynamics, grief, and the search for identity, Blue Sisters is a choice worth reading. It is a book that, despite its dark themes, offers an honest look at the human soul and the relationships that shape us.

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  • Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors was a reading experience different from my usual ones. When it was released in English, I was excited by the plot and wanted to read it. The story focuses on the three Blue sisters—Avery, Bonnie, and Lucky—who, after the death of their fourth sister, Nicky, from an overdose, try to cope with their grief and reconnect. Avery, a successful lawyer in London, struggles with her inner turmoil and estrangement from her wife. Bonnie, a former boxer, has abandoned her sport and works as a bouncer in Los Angeles, while Lucky, a model in Paris, sinks into a world of self-destruction and addictions. Their reunion in New York, prompted by the sale of their childhood home, brings old wounds to the surface and forces the sisters to confront their personal demons.

    What impressed me was the authenticity with which Mellors captures the complex relationships between siblings. The author does not hesitate to present the dark aspects of family life, such as grief, addiction, and alienation, in a way that touches the reader. Her writing is raw and honest, avoiding embellishments and presenting the characters with all their weaknesses and passions.

    If you are looking for a novel that explores family dynamics, grief, and the search for identity, Blue Sisters is a choice worth reading. It is a book that, despite its dark themes, offers an honest look at the human soul and the relationships that shape us.

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