Three Sisters

When Cora Gallo’s globally famous artist father, Florian, summons her to his home on the glamorous Italian island of Capri, she is far from keen to go. She has been estranged from him—and her two sisters—for nearly a decade and cannot understand why he is calling a family gathering.

Her polished and acerbic elder sister, Diana, ran off to America and created a perfect family and career far from the mess of her childhood. Kiki, Cora’s younger sister, seems to have morphed effortlessly from the spoiled, party-loving baby of the family to an irresistible social media darling, now engaged and pregnant.

When they all converge on the spectacular white villa, covered in bougainvillea with views of the sea from every window, the sisters don’t know quite what to expect from their unpredictable, self-centered, and now extremely wealthy father, who is accompanied everywhere by his young nurse, Sophia. On the first night, he will make an announcement that will shock all of them—and crack open fault lines that will set sister against sister and leave Cora unsure whom to trust. But it is Florian who will ultimately find himself in jeopardy—and change all their lives forever.

A dazzling novel about three sisters whose reunion is by turns comic, tempestuous, heartfelt, and ultimately redemptive, this is a quintessential story about a fractured family only Jojo Moyes could have written.