My Wicked Half-Sister (Someone Else's Fairyt...
By EmilyMahTippetts
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This is the almost final draft of this book, which will come out January 12, 2016!
Chloe never set out to be famous, but her marriage to Hollywood A-lister, Jason Vanderholt, made her a celebrity by association. Jealous and nosy fans heckle her in public and the tabloids portray her as cold, arrogant, and unworthy of her husband. As bad as that is, it's about to get a whole lot worse.
Her brother, Chris, is being paroled from prison, where he has been serving time for shooting and nearly killing Chloe when she was a child. This is not a situation that she wants splashed all over the headlines, especially because this could incite her brother to try to finish the job.
When Chloe gets word of a string of crimes that might be tied to her brother, she finds she has yet another enemy: their father, Dr. Winters. He refuses to cooperate with Chloe's security team and even gives the police a hard time when they try to investigate.
The one ally Chloe has in her own family is her half-sister, Beth, a public prosecutor intent on bringing Chris to justice. Her approach is so aggressive that everyone from Chloe's security specialist to the police detective insists that she is doing more harm than good. Beth assures Chloe that her way is the only way that will work, which leaves Chloe to decide whether to trust the experts, or the sister she barely knows. The wrong choice puts her very life in danger.
I ALWAYS RUN INTO THIS PROBLEM LIKE IM WRITING A BOOK AND I JUST REALISED ALL THE CHARACTERS ARE WHITE GODDAMMIT IM A FOOL but then again i tend to write characters i relate to moreHow to write POC The same way you'd write a white person. Race doesn't affect anything. Actions do. You write the actions with the character's personality. Not skin color.