Home truths Book

Not a fan. The writing is not bad, but I recently said I don't have to like characters to enjoy a book. After reading this, I guess that isn't strictly true.

The truth is more like - I don't have to like murderers in the some of the more gruesome books...

This is about three rather unpleasant sisters, Cat is an immature baby, Pip is a doormat and Fen is a horrible, selfish individual, who has no time to make an effort for her husband and father of her child, but can make the effort to tramp around with complete strangers...

The mother of the three girls left them for another man when they were babies, leaving them in the care of a slightly mad, but loving uncle. They have a decent childhood and upbringing and settle down with three guys, (who quite honestly seem to good for them). Lots of people come from less than idyllic beginnings and are not lucky enough to have an Uncle to step up, that doesn't mean they have to become revolting, self-obsessed adults...

When some information comes out about the 'past' the three girls react in a frankly horrible, selfish way, each too involved in their own reaction to consider the bigger picture. They eventually manage to pull their collective heads out of their backsides when the man who raised them actually has a real problem...