The Seven Sisters Series 2 Book Set - The Missing Sister & Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt by Lucinda Riley & Harry Whittaker - Paperback Family Saga

Titles in This Set Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt The Missing Sister Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN (Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt): 9781529043549 ISBN (The Missing Sister): 9781509840199 Publisher: Pan Macmillan Category: Fiction / Family Saga Overview This two-book collection set brings together the closing chapters of Lucinda Riley's phenomenally popular Seven Sisters saga. The Missing Sister sends the D'Aplièse sisters on a global hunt for their elusive seventh sibling, while Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt, completed with her son Harry Whittaker, finally reveals the origins of the family's mysterious patriarch. Together they offer an emotional conclusion for longtime fans and a strong entry point for new readers of sweeping, multi-generational fiction. About the Books In The Missing Sister , the D'Aplièse sisters have each traced their own roots across the globe, yet one mystery remains unsolved: the true identity of the seventh sister, Pa Salt's final adopted daughter. Armed with only a photograph of a star-shaped emerald ring, their search stretches from the vineyards of New Zealand to the landscapes of Ireland, weaving present-day investigation with rich historical flashback. It is classic Lucinda Riley storytelling — tender, atmospheric and full of unexpected revelations about love, sacrifice and courage. Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt forms the saga's finale, tracing the extraordinary life of the man who adopted and raised all seven sisters. Beginning in 1928 Paris, a boy rescued from death is taken in by a compassionate family and his prodigious musical talent is nurtured at the Conservatoire de Paris. As war engulfs Europe, the secrets of his birth threaten to catch up with him, forcing daring choices across decades and continents. Interwoven with the sisters gathering in 2008 to mourn him, the novel finally answers questions readers have asked since book one, completed by Lucinda Riley's son Harry Whittaker after her death as a fitting tribute to her