The Good Parents- Blog Tour

 

Author: Jessica Huntley 

Publisher: Inkubator Books 

Publishing Date: 6th April 2025 

Many thanks to ZooLoos BT and the publishing team for my digital copy of the book and a spot on the tour 

Blurb 

They offered her everything she wanted... they wanted everything she had.

Pastry chef Brittany Young is still grieving for her recently deceased twin when she realizes she is pregnant. Certain she is in no shape to care for a baby, she feels utterly trapped.

Salvation arrives in the form of a wealthy couple, John and Angela Dalton. They offer to adopt the child and raise it as their own. Brittany will come and work for them in their luxurious villa during the pregnancy.

But there is something off about the Daltons. John’s gentle demeanor has a sinister edge, and Angela’s erratic behavior grows more threatening by the day. A series of accidents that can't be mere coincidence forces Brittany to ask a terrifying question.

Is someone trying to harm her and her unborn child?

As the truth begins to emerge, Brittany realizes she's trapped in a deadly game. Can she uncover the Daltons' dark secret before it's too late? Or will her dream job become her worst nightmare?

My Thoughts 

The blurb instantly made this book put and I was not disappointed. 

We start off by learning about Brittany and her struggles and aspirations. The relationship and dynamic  between Brittany and her sisters was interesting as they both are opposites but equally both are in debt. Then the Dalton enter their lives which sets off a chain on catastrophic events. 

The chapters in-between are relatively short which took me a bit of time getting use to but it was not much of an issue as the plot flowed nicely. 

It was also a rollercoaster ride of emotions, full of plenty of twists and turns to keep you engaged. The character development was well done and as you learn more about the characters your feelings towards them does change. I did feel bad for Brittany and wanted her to have some positivity in her life.  

This was a page turner book which I really enjoyed and would recommend.