
Member Reviews

THE GOOD PARENTS BY JESSICA HUNTLEY.
Release date set for the 6th of April 2025.
5 STARS.
This book is amazing.
I adored Jessica's writing style.
The beginning of the book i felt so sorry for the main female character.
Really great characters, likeable and a few i disliked.
Shocking revelations.
Heartbreaking moments.
The whole story line is sooooo good and I've thoroughly enjoyed reading.
I'm so glad i found this author and i cant wait to read more of her work.
JUST BRILLIANT.

This book struck a good balance between tackling serious topics and maintaining a captivating mystery. I appreciated being able to multitask without missing key plot points."

After grieving the loss of her twin sister, pastry chef Brittany Young feels adrift. When she lands an incredible opportunity as a private chef for the wealthy and enigmatic John and Angela Dalton, it seems like the fresh start she desperately needs. The job helps her regain her footing, and for the first time in a long while, life seems to be looking up. But when Brittany unexpectedly becomes pregnant, the Daltons eagerly offer to adopt the child and raise it as their own. At first, it seems like the perfect arrangement.
That is until Brittany starts to notice cracks beneath the couple’s polished façade. Angela’s behavior grows more erratic, and John’s charm carries an unsettling, sinister quality. The deeper she digs, the more disturbing truths she uncovers. Soon, Brittany realizes her dream job may be a carefully laid trap. And once you're in the Daltons' world, getting out isn’t so easy.
The plot of this book pulled me in immediately, delivering all the elements of a compelling thriller. Spanning a little over a year in under 300 pages, it’s a fast-paced read that keeps you on edge. I found myself constantly trying to unravel the Daltons' secrets, and with chapters from Angela's perspective woven in, the story kept me second-guessing what was really happening. While I did raise an eyebrow at some of the characters’ decisions and how realistic they were, I still thoroughly enjoyed this read. I'm looking forward to exploring more of Jessica Huntley's work!