Fern Michaels sisterhood is back at it again in GOTCHA. Only this time the senior members are taking over. Myra and Annie have been sitting around, bored out of their minds. Much to their surprise they are about to embark on a new caper. Can they handle this one without the help of the rest of the sisterhood?

Julie Wyatt was beside herself when her son Larry died. Julie always felt that Larry's wife, Darlene was involved but could never prove it. What Julie is really upset about, besides Larry's death is the fact that she can no longer see her grandchild, Olivia.

With no where else to turn, Julie sends a letter to Myra. However, it takes several months before Myra notices the letter. After finally reading the letter, Myra and Annie head out to meet with Julie.

Mace Carlisle is a man who has everything. However he makes a big mistake by getting married to a gold digger. So to try and get his old life back, he changes his identity and heads out to a small town. His best friend Oliver has arranges for Mace to get back everything he has lost.

Mace keeps driving until he ends up in the same small town that Julie lives in. They met by accident and Mace finds out that Julie has a small cottage that he can rent. They become fast friends and both keep their little secrets from each other. But Mace has to return to his old life just to tie up lose ends. Mace's new plans include moving back to the small town and start a new life with Julie.

Mean while, Myra and Annie finally met up with Julie. Julie explains the whole story to them about her son's death. Myra and Annie agree to take over and right this wrong. In keeping up with the way the sisterhood handles these wrongs, they come up with the perfect plan. Let the fun begin.

To accomplish their mission, they have to involve the male group of the sisterhood. Once again, the men come to help out. Oh the plans that they have for Darlene and her boyfriend.

This is the 21st book in the Sisterhood series. Every one is better than the one before it. I love the way that Fern Michaels writes. Fern gets you excited to see how this one is going to end up. I have never read one of her books that I didn't enjoy. All of the other Sisterhood books included the girls, this one does not. However, I have a feeling another one could be on the way.