In 'Sisters,' Daisy Johnson crafts an unsettling exploration of the intense bond between siblings July and September. Born closely together, their lives are intertwined in a way that borders on the uncanny. After a distressing incident of school bullying, they relocate with their mother to a desolate family home by the shore, a place seemingly alive with its own malevolent energy. The sisters' once unbreakable connection begins to distort as July senses shifts she can't comprehend, and a pervasive sense of dread builds within their new isolation. Boundaries are tested, behaviors turn reckless, and a series of disturbing events lead to revelations that will challenge the very fabric of their sisterhood. Johnson's lyrical prose weaves a narrative of psychological suspense and a haunting portrait of love's darker side.