The Prodigal's Sister: Going Home Book 2

Tired, hungry, broke, and broken.

That is how Cynthia Anderson returned home to her father after quickly spending an immense amount of money while on "vacation". He seems happy to have her safe at home, but how could her father ever forgive her if she can't forgive herself?

Mary Anderson does not celebrate her younger sister's return. For the last six months, Mary was her father's right-hand, both at home and at the law firm. Now her spoiled sister moves back in expecting special treatment and their father's full attention. How can he not realize that she's the one who caused all of her own trouble?

Can two drastically different sisters find some middle ground before their conflicts cause permanent damage to their family?