Backwater Justice
The Sisterhood: a group of women from all walks of life bound by friendship and years of adventure. Armed with vast resources, top-notch expertise, and a loyal network of allies around the globe, the Sisterhood will not rest until every wrong is made right.
The small Oregon town of Mountain Valley seems like the perfect place to safely raise a family, away from the dangers of the big city. Vanessa’s parents think so, until the day their fourteen-year-old daughter doesn’t come home for dinner. They call her cell. Straight to voice mail. They call her friends. Nothing.
An attendant at the local gas station mentions seeing a girl fitting Vanessa’s description getting into a pick-up truck that he thinks belongs to one of the Spanglers. Everyone knows the Spanglers—the richest, most influential family for miles around.
Patriarch Milton Spangler offers a $50,000 reward, determined to quash any notion that his family might be involved. But as search parties fail to yield any clues, another young woman goes missing. Are these simply disillusioned runaways[CC1] ? Or does the Spangler family have something to hide?
Myra Rutledge has honed her instincts over scores of missions, and the news stories about missing young women set her internal alarms ringing, especially when it involved her old friend, Milton Spangler. . She shares her concerns with other women of the Sisterhood, and they agree to look into the goings-on in Mountain Valley. But a small town like this can have deep secrets, especially when one family holds so much power.
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Fern Michaels
It started with a typewriter and a determination to tell stories no one else was telling—gritty, emotional sagas of women finding strength in the unlikeliest of circumstances. Born in Pennsylvania as Mary Ruth Kuczkir, Fern Michaels didn’t set out to become a bestselling author. In fact, it wasn’t until her children were older that she took a chance on fiction, carving out time in the quiet hours of the day to explore the characters that had been quietly forming in her mind. What emerged was a voice that resonated deeply with readers—particularly women—who recognized themselves in the trials, triumphs, and tenacity of her heroines.
Sisterhood
When the justice system turns its back, some women don’t wait for a second chance—they make one. In this gripping suspense saga, a tightly knit group of friends takes the law into their own hands, transforming pain into purpose and betrayal into bold, calculated action. Operating from the shadows, their loyalty to one another is unshakable, their targets often untouchable, and their sense of justice... uncompromising.
Sisterhood consists of thirty-seven books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

