Family reunions can be murder.
When Remi Finch reluctantly agrees to a family camping trip, she expects awkward small talk and old resentments—not a dead body at their campsite. Suddenly, Remi and her estranged sisters are bound together by the one thing they never managed before: a shared secret.
As panic turns to plotting, the Finch women scramble to hide their connection to the crime while navigating buried grudges, shifting alliances, and a park ranger who’s asking too many questions. The more they cover, the deeper they sink.
Wickedly funny and full of heart, Amelia Diane Coombs’s Drop Dead Sisters is a sharp, compulsively readable mystery about sisterhood, secrets, and the messy lengths we go to protect the ones we love.
