The Odd Sisters

"Not my favorite but I enjoyed it enough. I do think it had really good narration."

"Throughout the Villains series , the Odd Sisters have meddled in the lives of those we have come to know as the villains, the Wicked Queen, The Beast, Ursula, Maleficent, and Mother Gothel. The villains weren’t always evil, but something made them that way, or someone. The Odd Sisters have been changing the fate of all the villains. Three witches— Lucinda, Ruby, and Martha— have meddled in lives and have changed the course of the lives of the greatest villains ever known. They turned the innocent into monsters and left nothing but chaos. Now as the truth comes out and all those they’ve wronged throughout the kingdoms, the kingdoms and their people demand justice. This book in the series delves deeper into the lives of the diabolical and twisted Odd Sisters, it reveals the dark truth about who they are and where they’re from. This is the sixth book in the Villain Series, explaining the biggest villain of them all, the Odd Sisters. I could’ve never imagined the secrets that would come out. It linked all of the villains as well as explaining how these witches came to be. This really put in perspective just how evil people can be and how splitting one’s soul can truly set you on a path to destruction of not only your life but others. This book had the most surprises so far out of the series and I love the inclusion that links all of the villains stories together. It give “Once Upon a Time” vibes."

"It was a good book. An interesting way of twisting fairytales. I enjoyed it. "

"Loved this book. Here is where we learn more about the overarching story of the whole series. Without giving much away, this book helped fill in some of the gaps and progress the story that has been behind all of the Villains stories."

"Retelling "

"So far out of the first 6, this one is my favorite. I loved following along with Circe and Snowe and reading about the odd sisters, especially since they’ve had so much to do with the last 6 books. It’ll be interesting to see how the next book ties in"