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Show Notes
Australian author Kathy Lette discusses her latest novel 'The Sisterhood Rule', released today, which explores the complex relationship between two sisters torn apart when one has an affair with the other's husband. The book combines humour with themes of female solidarity, featuring rules for sisterhood including loyalty, support and never letting a man come between sisters. Lette, who has written over 20 books since her 1979 debut 'Puberty Blues', divides her time between London and Australia and emphasises the strength of female friendships and sisterly bonds.
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