I went into Blue Sisters really wanting to love it, and while there were moments that truly resonated with me, I ended up with some mixed feelings.

Let’s start with the positives—because when this book hit its stride, it really worked. The beginning drew me in right away. I found myself fully invested in the characters, curious to see where their stories would lead. Each of the sisters had their own distinct personalities and journeys, and by the end, I felt like they were right where they should be. The last few chapters made me my eyes water and I loved the epilogue—it wrapped everything up beautifully, leaving me feeling satisfied.

Character-wise, Bonnie Blue definitely was the hightlight. Her less confrontational personality made her to be my favorite among the sisters.

That said, the pacing was slow, and at times, the story felt bogged down by the sheer amount of sister and family drama. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a good family dynamic, but this one had a lot of it. Maybe a bit too much, to the point where some scenes felt repetitive. It’s one of those books where I wanted to skip ahead at certain points just to see how it all resolved.

Overall, while I didn’t love Blue Sisters as much as I hoped, there were definitely moments that pulled me in emotionally, and the character development was solid. If you’re into slower-paced stories with lots of family drama, this one might be more up your alley!