My Sister, My Love

About “My Sister, My Love”

My Sister, My Love is a first-person narrative by nineteen-year-old Skyler Rampike, the only surviving child of an "infamous" American family, whose life was upended a decade earlier by the unsolved murder of her six-year-old sister, Bliss, an ice-skating champion. The novel functions as an investigation into the murder, an elegy for Bliss and Skyler's lost childhood, and a satirical critique of upper-middle-class American suburbia and the media's role in transforming private tragedy into public spectacle.