Nurse Coretti realizes that her beautiful sister Ayoola is a serial killer-several men she dated died mysteriously one after another, and Coretti can only help deal with the scene again and again. Everything went off track, but Coridi discovered that worse things were yet to come. When her colleague she has a crush on becomes obsessed with Ayoola, how can the anxious Coridi prevent the tragedy from happening?
Reader comments
It actually looks pretty good.
To put it simply, it is a story about an ugly but conscientious protagonist and a beautiful but heartless sister revolving around one or several men.
Of course, the relationship between the elder sister and the younger sister is not bad, and it is not a bloody man-stealing drama.
Because this sister will kill every boyfriend she has ever dated, her sister has been trying to avoid this happening, but if her sister does it, she will help her sister dispose of the body as quickly as possible.
It's quite exciting.
"She'll always have me and I'll always have her; no one else will matter."
Disagreement, anger, and love between sisters. It's a very good book. It really understands the complex and subtle conflicts and entanglements between the two sisters. I feel, why do you sink into such a straightforward crime with me? Love, protection, trust, your tough soft armor.
A very awesome novel! ! ! ! The perspective follows the sister, and I can empathize with her joy, complaint, and jealousy. In the early stage, she was like the protagonist Wei Guangzheng in a third-rate novel, while the sister is the annoying White Lotus. But! ! ! My sister really loves her sister so much❤️Most of the author's descriptions of her appearance are about her sister's beauty. This sister really loves her sister so much! ! ! When my sister was just born, my sister held her in her arms and said, "Is she a doll? Is she mine?" Is it really soft? When you learn that your sister has killed someone, your first reaction is that he hurt you? I wish I could kill him all over again❤️While complaining and helping my sister dispose of the corpse, I worry about my sister's mental health: Don't post IG within a year! ! At least you cried for a while during the first two! !
Very good novel
I have a small opinion about the translator: I translated a novel that "does not begin with the death of a young woman" (as the author showed in the dialogue) but begins with the death of a young man to break past stereotypes. However, in the translation of the last dialogue, the three words "debut" were used. This makes me a little sad. Finally, I hope that everyone in the future can provide some feedback on typos and change the three words "debut" to "debut" or "opening work" [Send my heart]
Correction, the author already had a short story called "The Driver" that won an award in 2016, so it is entirely the translator's fault and should be changed into a work
It looks good, the two sisters are like vines entangled with each other. At first, I felt a little sorry for the elder sister being tied up by her younger sister, but in the end I found that my younger sister actually loves her elder sister very much. Toxic relationship, but still wishes 99.
Nice. You can watch it for those who eat the sisters' bones, and you can watch it for those who don't, because although the relationship between the sisters is very charming, it is obviously different from love in the secular sense. The author's writing style and language are both beautiful, and I recommend watching it.
Like 🥰The two sisters are actually gorgeous poisonous spiders. Even though there are deceptions, estrangements, confusions and cover-ups between each other, they have such a tacit understanding at critical moments.
I'm jealous, I'm sad, I don't understand, but I need you more than I need a pair of clean hands.
People who have a sister are so empathetic. They have been fighting and fighting together since childhood. If something happens to them, they will really protect her unconditionally no matter what they have to do. When I see her become better, I will only feel proud and hope that she will be better. She will always be happy and happy. I will always protect my most loyal servant.
Attracted by the title of the book, I didn't understand at first why my sister helped her sister to hide it. The description of the characters is very delicate, and the sister is both caring and complaining, especially when the elder sister knows that the younger sister is interested in the person she likes, her uneasiness and love prompt her to tell the man the secret she has always kept. And her confession to a vegetative state vividly expresses the protagonist's confusion and uneasiness. I thought the protagonist would send her sister to prison, but the result was unexpected. She finally chose to side with her sister. After all, they are relatives whose blood is thicker than water.
Not bad. This is my first time reading a novel by a Nigerian author.
I love this closing line: a novel that centers on the relationship between two sisters, in which it's unclear whether a male supporting character will survive to the last chapter, is a clever riposte to the cliché of crime novels that often begin with the tragic death of a young woman. "Personally, I've always been attracted to strong female characters - the characters in my novels have always been people with a strong sense of self. Even when they've gone astray, they've always been strong."
I love all novels about women with a strong sense of self!
Criticizing the translation, why are all the swear words in foreign novels translated into swear words for greeting mother? When can this be changed?
The twisted love and hate between the sisters, the 1.8-Meter-tall and innocent-looking sister Coridi and the very attractive sister Ayoola. One has low self-esteem due to the contrast between everyone's neglect of herself and the love for her sister, but she also regards her sister as a doll and loves her; the other is innocent and cruel, raised by her sister's indoctrination, treats life with indifference, kills those men several times and then calls her sister in tears to deal with the aftermath. Sister: "She'll always have me, and I'll always have her; no one else matters." Sister: "He and us, Cority. He and we are on our own terms."
The book is very good, but the following are all subjective feelings: it is very painful, too painful. Coridi was so entangled with her sister that she habitually took care of her, regarded her as part of herself, and then left no escape route for herself. The protagonist in the whole story has no sense of relief from completely getting rid of anything, including her inferiority complex, her jealousy, her accusations. She refuses to say anything or express anything. Of course, most of this is because the people around her ignore her, despise her and refuse to listen to her. That's why she was talking to someone who looked like a corpse. Coridi's love for her sister nearly drowned her to death, and her love for the doctor was even more illusory and ignorant, just like blindfolding oneself and not being able to see the danger behind it. I don't know if the protagonist's choice at the end is correct. I don't feel from the article that her sister attaches equal importance to her - yes there is love, but there is also neglect, which is why Coridi oscillates between the doctor and her sister. She longs to be listened to, respected, and seen uniquely, and no one can give it to her.
In the end, she was kidnapped and put on a boat with her sister by the love and accomplice status brought by that damn blood relationship. It was like there was no better way. The worst was that we would die together.
The author of this book is very good at arousing people's emotions.
The characters that appear each have their own complexities, and each of them has made me hate and also made me like them.
For example, my sister, sometimes I think she is a sad scoundrel, and sometimes I think she is a brave female warrior.
For example, my sister, sometimes I think she is vain, selfish, and good at manipulating others; sometimes I think she is beautiful, smart, sharp, and a rare wonderful person.
What is the future for these sisters?
That should be a future full of countless possibilities.
I was always angry when I was watching it. I felt that the protagonist was too useless - her life was like a rope, tightly tied to her sister. However, with such anger, I can understand the protagonist at the moment when I see my sister *spoiler* later in the novel... Whether it is as an older guardian or a companion, the idea of protecting and loving each other is only due to being tightly pulled together by blood ties (forgive me for being too incoherent). My heart suddenly felt as sorry as the protagonist, and then I came back to my senses and glared at the man who intervened in the relationship between the two.
It's a very good book, but the more I read, the more sad I feel. Whether it's Cority or Ayoola, they rely on each other and need each other because of their childhood experiences, but they also dislike each other, regard each other as the most important person in their lives, and have to prick their hearts at every turn.
2025.6.5 1:04
At the end, another person appears. Where will it end? Will they be discovered in the end, or will they hide it for the rest of their lives? Fate has tightly entwined the two sisters, and Coridi will always protect Ayoola. This book is perfect for being adapted into a TV series
The narrative technique is very unique, mainly describing the twisted feelings between sisters. It is well described, ironic, and it also makes people think deeply: if your loved ones commit a crime, will you cover it up? But I think it's not suitable for children.
It's quite good-looking, and the descriptions are very detailed and worth learning. The most impressive part is that the heroine's father wanted to beat them, and then she was very scared. She thought: I can still remember the smell of our fear - sour, metallic, more pungent than the smell of vomit. (Excerpted from the original article)
Maybe it's because from the perspective of the protagonist, I can't see my sister's love for her. I really want my sister to love her too, very much, so in the end, when my sister knew what her sister said, her first reaction was not to blame her for betrayal but to kill and silence her. This thing touched me so much [I almost cried]
They are vines intertwined with each other, relying on the bond of blood to face all the darkness and indifference of the world. Her sister's beauty gave her the right to get what she wanted, and it also turned her into a tool during her childhood. Fortunately, she has a sister who values her higher than herself. Although she sometimes disagrees with her words, she always teaches her everything, always takes her to escape, always stays by her side, and always stands on her side. The elder sister has some mean humor, and her love for her sister has tamed the heart of the younger sister who is colder and colder - maybe the elder sister is also cold, but she knows better how to live a comprehensive life. Just keep entangled with each other like this. You both know that the other person is the only person that each other cares about and values.
As far as the story is concerned, this is a good and engaging story with a good rhythm. I stayed up all night and couldn't bear to fall asleep after reading it.
But personally, I didn't like the story. I feel quite sad, when will the girl find herself? Even if she gets rid of the concept of sex, there are still new concepts - mother and daughter, sisters, friendship, responsibility... To tempt you to give and contribute. My sister is unhappy. Does she really like her so much that she doesn't care about anything? It's not necessarily true. You can see her irritability and tension throughout the article, but the sense of responsibility "she is the sister" pulls her and makes her obey like a blindfolded saint. In addition, I feel that the two sisters have formed a twisted symbiotic relationship. One determines her own value from giving, and the other continues to take based on instinct. The elder sister is like a filling mother, who has no right to discipline but is eager to save; the younger sister is like a child who has not grown up, who cannot be disciplined but always has someone to help tie things up.
I saw many readers moved by their sisterhood, which made me feel horrified - I couldn't see the pain and struggle of the sacrificers, I only saw the sisterhood shining with the holy light, "Wow, so beautiful, what a beautiful landscape!"
I read it all in one go when I didn't want to do my homework.
Nice. I might even get rid of that patient hehehe
So perfect…thanks for being on my page…
After reading it, without seeing the author's voice, I felt her thoughts. She is indeed not writing about the suffering in Africa, she is writing about herself, and treats Africans equally. This is just the story of an ordinary person (although the story is not ordinary)
Remember to say 99 when you see a sister
Sisters are sisters and sisters cannot be partners. . . . .
Delicate emotions, excellent writing.
The story is simple and compact but unexpectedly interesting, suitable for reading when you are bored.
Well, this is my first time watching this kind of thing. In fact, the plot written by the author is really compact. I don't want to comment too much here.
It actually looks pretty good. To put it simply, it is a story about an ugly but conscientious protagonist and a beautiful but heartless sister revolving around one or several men. Of course, the relationship between the elder sister and the younger sister is not bad, and it is not a bloody man-stealing drama. Because this sister will kill every boyfriend she has ever dated, her sister has been trying to avoid this happening, but if her sister does it, she will help her sister dispose of the body as quickly as possible. It's quite exciting.
"She'll always have me and I'll always have her; no one else will matter." Disagreement, anger, and love between sisters. It's a very good book. It really understands the complex and subtle conflicts and entanglements between the two sisters. I feel, why do you sink into such a straightforward crime with me? Love, protection, trust, your tough soft armor.
A very awesome novel! ! ! ! The perspective follows the sister, and I can empathize with her joy, complaint, and jealousy. In the early stage, she was like the protagonist Wei Guangzheng in a third-rate novel, while the sister is the annoying White Lotus. But! ! ! My sister really loves her sister so much❤️Most of the author's descriptions of her appearance are about her sister's beauty. This sister really loves her sister so much! ! ! When my sister was just born, my sister held her in her arms and said, "Is she a doll? Is she mine?" Is it really soft? When you learn that your sister has killed someone, your first reaction is that he hurt you? I wish I could kill him all over again❤️While complaining and helping my sister dispose of the corpse, I worry about my sister's mental health: Don't post IG within a year! ! At least you cried for a while during the first two! !
Very good novel I have a small opinion about the translator: I translated a novel that "does not begin with the death of a young woman" (as the author showed in the dialogue) but begins with the death of a young man to break past stereotypes. However, in the translation of the last dialogue, the three words "debut" were used. This makes me a little sad. Finally, I hope that everyone in the future can provide some feedback on typos and change the three words "debut" to "debut" or "opening work" [Send my heart] Correction, the author already had a short story called "The Driver" that won an award in 2016, so it is entirely the translator's fault and should be changed into a work
It looks good, the two sisters are like vines entangled with each other. At first, I felt a little sorry for the elder sister being tied up by her younger sister, but in the end I found that my younger sister actually loves her elder sister very much. Toxic relationship, but still wishes 99.
Nice. You can watch it for those who eat the sisters' bones, and you can watch it for those who don't, because although the relationship between the sisters is very charming, it is obviously different from love in the secular sense. The author's writing style and language are both beautiful, and I recommend watching it.
Like 🥰The two sisters are actually gorgeous poisonous spiders. Even though there are deceptions, estrangements, confusions and cover-ups between each other, they have such a tacit understanding at critical moments. I'm jealous, I'm sad, I don't understand, but I need you more than I need a pair of clean hands.
People who have a sister are so empathetic. They have been fighting and fighting together since childhood. If something happens to them, they will really protect her unconditionally no matter what they have to do. When I see her become better, I will only feel proud and hope that she will be better. She will always be happy and happy. I will always protect my most loyal servant.
Attracted by the title of the book, I didn't understand at first why my sister helped her sister to hide it. The description of the characters is very delicate, and the sister is both caring and complaining, especially when the elder sister knows that the younger sister is interested in the person she likes, her uneasiness and love prompt her to tell the man the secret she has always kept. And her confession to a vegetative state vividly expresses the protagonist's confusion and uneasiness. I thought the protagonist would send her sister to prison, but the result was unexpected. She finally chose to side with her sister. After all, they are relatives whose blood is thicker than water.
Not bad. This is my first time reading a novel by a Nigerian author. I love this closing line: a novel that centers on the relationship between two sisters, in which it's unclear whether a male supporting character will survive to the last chapter, is a clever riposte to the cliché of crime novels that often begin with the tragic death of a young woman. "Personally, I've always been attracted to strong female characters - the characters in my novels have always been people with a strong sense of self. Even when they've gone astray, they've always been strong." I love all novels about women with a strong sense of self! Criticizing the translation, why are all the swear words in foreign novels translated into swear words for greeting mother? When can this be changed?
The twisted love and hate between the sisters, the 1.8-Meter-tall and innocent-looking sister Coridi and the very attractive sister Ayoola. One has low self-esteem due to the contrast between everyone's neglect of herself and the love for her sister, but she also regards her sister as a doll and loves her; the other is innocent and cruel, raised by her sister's indoctrination, treats life with indifference, kills those men several times and then calls her sister in tears to deal with the aftermath. Sister: "She'll always have me, and I'll always have her; no one else matters." Sister: "He and us, Cority. He and we are on our own terms."
The book is very good, but the following are all subjective feelings: it is very painful, too painful. Coridi was so entangled with her sister that she habitually took care of her, regarded her as part of herself, and then left no escape route for herself. The protagonist in the whole story has no sense of relief from completely getting rid of anything, including her inferiority complex, her jealousy, her accusations. She refuses to say anything or express anything. Of course, most of this is because the people around her ignore her, despise her and refuse to listen to her. That's why she was talking to someone who looked like a corpse. Coridi's love for her sister nearly drowned her to death, and her love for the doctor was even more illusory and ignorant, just like blindfolding oneself and not being able to see the danger behind it. I don't know if the protagonist's choice at the end is correct. I don't feel from the article that her sister attaches equal importance to her - yes there is love, but there is also neglect, which is why Coridi oscillates between the doctor and her sister. She longs to be listened to, respected, and seen uniquely, and no one can give it to her. In the end, she was kidnapped and put on a boat with her sister by the love and accomplice status brought by that damn blood relationship. It was like there was no better way. The worst was that we would die together.
The author of this book is very good at arousing people's emotions. The characters that appear each have their own complexities, and each of them has made me hate and also made me like them. For example, my sister, sometimes I think she is a sad scoundrel, and sometimes I think she is a brave female warrior. For example, my sister, sometimes I think she is vain, selfish, and good at manipulating others; sometimes I think she is beautiful, smart, sharp, and a rare wonderful person. What is the future for these sisters? That should be a future full of countless possibilities.
I was always angry when I was watching it. I felt that the protagonist was too useless - her life was like a rope, tightly tied to her sister. However, with such anger, I can understand the protagonist at the moment when I see my sister *spoiler* later in the novel... Whether it is as an older guardian or a companion, the idea of protecting and loving each other is only due to being tightly pulled together by blood ties (forgive me for being too incoherent). My heart suddenly felt as sorry as the protagonist, and then I came back to my senses and glared at the man who intervened in the relationship between the two.
It's a very good book, but the more I read, the more sad I feel. Whether it's Cority or Ayoola, they rely on each other and need each other because of their childhood experiences, but they also dislike each other, regard each other as the most important person in their lives, and have to prick their hearts at every turn. 2025.6.5 1:04
At the end, another person appears. Where will it end? Will they be discovered in the end, or will they hide it for the rest of their lives? Fate has tightly entwined the two sisters, and Coridi will always protect Ayoola. This book is perfect for being adapted into a TV series
The narrative technique is very unique, mainly describing the twisted feelings between sisters. It is well described, ironic, and it also makes people think deeply: if your loved ones commit a crime, will you cover it up? But I think it's not suitable for children.
It's quite good-looking, and the descriptions are very detailed and worth learning. The most impressive part is that the heroine's father wanted to beat them, and then she was very scared. She thought: I can still remember the smell of our fear - sour, metallic, more pungent than the smell of vomit. (Excerpted from the original article)
Maybe it's because from the perspective of the protagonist, I can't see my sister's love for her. I really want my sister to love her too, very much, so in the end, when my sister knew what her sister said, her first reaction was not to blame her for betrayal but to kill and silence her. This thing touched me so much [I almost cried]
They are vines intertwined with each other, relying on the bond of blood to face all the darkness and indifference of the world. Her sister's beauty gave her the right to get what she wanted, and it also turned her into a tool during her childhood. Fortunately, she has a sister who values her higher than herself. Although she sometimes disagrees with her words, she always teaches her everything, always takes her to escape, always stays by her side, and always stands on her side. The elder sister has some mean humor, and her love for her sister has tamed the heart of the younger sister who is colder and colder - maybe the elder sister is also cold, but she knows better how to live a comprehensive life. Just keep entangled with each other like this. You both know that the other person is the only person that each other cares about and values.
As far as the story is concerned, this is a good and engaging story with a good rhythm. I stayed up all night and couldn't bear to fall asleep after reading it. But personally, I didn't like the story. I feel quite sad, when will the girl find herself? Even if she gets rid of the concept of sex, there are still new concepts - mother and daughter, sisters, friendship, responsibility... To tempt you to give and contribute. My sister is unhappy. Does she really like her so much that she doesn't care about anything? It's not necessarily true. You can see her irritability and tension throughout the article, but the sense of responsibility "she is the sister" pulls her and makes her obey like a blindfolded saint. In addition, I feel that the two sisters have formed a twisted symbiotic relationship. One determines her own value from giving, and the other continues to take based on instinct. The elder sister is like a filling mother, who has no right to discipline but is eager to save; the younger sister is like a child who has not grown up, who cannot be disciplined but always has someone to help tie things up. I saw many readers moved by their sisterhood, which made me feel horrified - I couldn't see the pain and struggle of the sacrificers, I only saw the sisterhood shining with the holy light, "Wow, so beautiful, what a beautiful landscape!"
I read it all in one go when I didn't want to do my homework.
Nice. I might even get rid of that patient hehehe
So perfect…thanks for being on my page…
After reading it, without seeing the author's voice, I felt her thoughts. She is indeed not writing about the suffering in Africa, she is writing about herself, and treats Africans equally. This is just the story of an ordinary person (although the story is not ordinary)
Remember to say 99 when you see a sister
Sisters are sisters and sisters cannot be partners. . . . .
Delicate emotions, excellent writing.
The story is simple and compact but unexpectedly interesting, suitable for reading when you are bored.
Well, this is my first time watching this kind of thing. In fact, the plot written by the author is really compact. I don't want to comment too much here.