Amazon review
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Anna Fitzgerald doesn't want her sister to die. But she's sick of helping her to live.

Anna was born to be a perfect genetic match for Kate, who at just two years old was diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia. For thirteen years, she has acted as donor to her sister.

Now, Kate needs a kidney, and nobody is asking Anna how she feels about it, they're just assuming she will donate.

Until the Sheriff serves the papers that will rock their family's world: Anna is suing her parents for the rights to her own body . . .

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