IndieReader Approved. 4 star rating 1876, New Zealand. The story of two sisters and the man they both love. Lily and Rose Quinn, identical twins with dreams of a better life. Liam McCann, an Irish farmer, making his way in a new land and irrevocably drawn into their private world. Can Lily and Rose overcome the bonds they formed during their mystical childhood, but which now threaten to strangle them as adults? Can they survive the violence of lecherous Henry Lichfield? Can love save them? "Another Word for Sister" is a compelling love story with an intriging plot and strong characters. A spiritual journey of love, loss, and loving again it is set against a backdrop of pioneering in colonial New Zealand. "Indeed, Cheryl Irwin does know how to spin a tale of romance and drama." The Guardian "Perhaps the highest compliment that can be paid to this book is that it manages to tell a wildly inventive story in a way that feels authentic." Indie Reader "I loved it A wonderful read. Romantic and passionate. I couldn't put it down. I hope there is a sequel." Lizzie Barwell "A heartwarming love story, this is a must read for all fans of historical romance." Mary Ralston An absorbing love story that is certain to stay with the reader well after the last page has been turned." Leslie Russell