Because you are my sister in every fiber of my being....but there are aother strands that link us, that wouldn't be seen by even the strongest electron microscope.......We are conjoined by hundreds os thousands of memories that silt down into you and stop being memories and become a part of who you are.” What did the sisters’ mother teach them about motherhood and being a fulfilled woman? What did she teach them about love? The shooters view killing innocent children as acceptable collateral using their bombs in fairytales. The story is narrated in the terrifying scenarios of hope, light, and solidarity as people discover what they’re willing to die for and who they are.

FilmNation Adapting The Quality of Silence for the Big Screen". www.rosamundlupton.com . Retrieved 13 March 2016. Usually time alters and affects everything, but when someone you love dies time cannot change that, no amount of time will ever change that, so time stops having any meaning.” The story is rich in details and character development and the writing is excellent. I did figure out part of the mystery but Lupton throws in a twist at the end that I did not see coming – although there were several clues along the way.Bea moves into Tess’s life, including wearing her clothes, and throws herself to catch the killer. Everyone thinks she is insane, but Bea is sure her sister could never have killed willingly, even under the most challenging circumstances. A thrilling story of fierce love between siblings, Sister is a suspenseful and accomplished debut with a stunning twist. ( From the publisher.) Poignant and thrilling, this clever debut explores the fascinating bond between sisters, and haunts you with the power of their love.” —Chevy Stevens, New York Times bestselling author of Still Missing

Her third novel, The Quality of Silence, follows an astrophysicist and her deaf daughter through the Alaskan wilderness in search of their husband/father. It was optioned by FilmNation in March 2016.

I know that I am bereaved but not diminished by your death. Because you are my sister in every fiber of my being. And that fiber is visible-two strands of DNA twisted in a double helix in every cell of my body-proving, visibly that we are sisters. But there are other strands that link us, that wouldn't be seen by even the strongest of electron microscopes...We are conjoined by hundreds of thousands of memories that silt down into you and stop being memories and become a part of who you are." Why was Tess drawn to Emilio, and Kasia to Mitch? Would you have been more attracted to Todd or to William? It’s the brave Rafi who has PTSD, a war-torn Syria victim who notices a small explosion in the woods informed of a bomb and then tells the head. His love drives him for his younger and emotionally troubled brother, Basi, and his desire to save him and the other students. For years Rosamund Lupton has been a script writer for the BBC. She lives in London with her husband - a doctor - and two children. Sister is her debut novel. Visit her at rosamundlupton.com.