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A review by chantalsbookstuff
My Darling Daughter by JP Delaney
4.0
Well this book covered so much in a short time. It was more than the synopsis gave. We get to know Susie who gave up her daughter for adoption and the consequences that now haunt her and husband Gabe. 15 year old Anna is having trouble at her adoptive home and contacts Susie for help.
Delaney's writing really captured these characters. They are all so different and at times can feel the emotions right off the pages. With some difficult topics it still makes for a very twisted entertaining story. You get real feelings of sympathy for adoptive children and especially when it doesn't work out like its meant to. I did get a little frustrated that a 15 year old can be so conniving and get away with things.
A new author to me, and one that I will be checking out for other reads.
Thank you Netgalley and Quercus Books for the opportunity to read and review this ARC.
Delaney's writing really captured these characters. They are all so different and at times can feel the emotions right off the pages. With some difficult topics it still makes for a very twisted entertaining story. You get real feelings of sympathy for adoptive children and especially when it doesn't work out like its meant to. I did get a little frustrated that a 15 year old can be so conniving and get away with things.
A new author to me, and one that I will be checking out for other reads.
Thank you Netgalley and Quercus Books for the opportunity to read and review this ARC.