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Title: Linda McClung’s My Sister My Twin Explores Rivalry, Resentment, and Forgiveness

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 10th Sep 2026 - The story opens when Kate, a first-year medical resident, receives an urgent message from her mother: her twin sister, Alex, has been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. The news forces Kate to leave her demanding residency and return home, confronting years of unspoken resentment alongside the uncertainty of her sister’s illness. As the crisis deepens, old wounds resurface even as Kate and Alex are drawn back together, testing their history of competition and misunderstanding against circumstances neither can control. What sets the novel apart is its refusal to treat sisterhood as simply sentimental. McClung builds Kate and Alex as opposites—one cerebral and guarded, the other free-spirited and impulsive—and lets their friction feel as real as their love. Their eventual movement toward forgiveness gives that conflict a larger emotional purpose. The novel blends hospital drama with elements of suspense, giving the sisters’ journey emotional weight beyond the illness at its center.Explora Books featured the novel at the 2026 London Book Fair and 2026 Beijing International Book Fair, introducing it to international publishing audiences.Linda McClung began writing fiction after a five-decade career in nursing. She trained at the Virginia Baptist Hospital School of Nursing before continuing her education at The College of New Jersey and Seton Hall University. After retiring, she turned to writing to preserve family stories and values for her grandchildren, with eight of whom often appear as lightly fictionalized characters in her work. My Sister My Twin is her second published novel, following The Healer. She now lives near her family in South Carolina, where she enjoys reading, gardening, and fishing on...

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