Liv Constantine’s latest psychological thriller, “My Sister’s Daughter,” delves deep into the complexities of family relationships, trust, and the haunting effects of past trauma. The story follows Ashley Bowers, who takes in her thirteen-year-old niece Serena following the tragic death of her estranged sister Courtney. What begins as an act of familial duty quickly spirals into a suspenseful narrative filled with mounting tension and disturbing events that threaten to tear Ashley’s family apart. The author skillfully weaves together multiple layers of deception, creating a narrative that keeps readers questioning everyone’s motives until the very end. Constantine’s signature style, evident in her previous works like “The Last Mrs. Parrish,” shines through in this taut domestic thriller that examines the devastating impact of secrets and lies within a family unit. Plot and Narrative Structure The story unfolds primarily through Ashley’s perspective, allowing readers to experience her growing paranoia and conflicting emotions as strange incidents begin occurring in her home. Constantine masterfully builds tension through a series of escalating events – from missing items and damaged possessions to …