Keepsake

<p>This story of two sisters each broken in her own way is as unflinching as it is compassionate. I was pulled in from the first page.<br />--Marisa de los Santos <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>Falling Together</em></p><p>For her previous novels (<em>Things We Didn't Say</em> <em>The Life You've Imagined</em> <em>Real Life & Liars</em>) author Kristina Riggle has garnered fabulous reviews and established herself as a rapidly rising star of contemporary women's fiction. In <em>Keepsake</em> she explores that most complicated of relationships as two sisters raised by a hoarder deal with old hurts and resentments and the very different paths their lives have taken. As always Riggle approaches important topics poignantly and honestly--including hoarding and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in her remarkable <em>Keepsake</em>--while writing with real emotional power and compassion about families and their baggage. For readers of Katrina Kittle and Elin Hildenbrand Kristina Riggle's <em>Keepsake</em> is a treasure.<br /></p>