Playing nice

One morning, Pete Riley faces a parent's worst nightmare when Miles Lambert shows up at his door with shocking news: Pete's two-year-old son, Theo, is not biologically his. The babies were mistakenly swapped at birth. Rather than exchanging their children back, both families decide on a more flexible approach by sharing their lives. However, plans to file a lawsuit against the hospital spark an investigation that raises troubling questions about the day the mix-up occurred. As Theo gets expelled from nursery for aggressive behavior, the Rileys must confront the challenges of this arrangement. They start questioning how far they are willing to take this situation, what secrets the Lamberts may be hiding, and how much trust they can place in Theo's biological parents and themselves.Readers describe this gripping novel as a true page-turner that keeps you awake at night, with one reviewer unable to put it down. Praised as JP Delaney's finest work, "Playing Nice" is heralded as a thrilling narrative, rich in unexpected twists, offering an enthralling rollercoaster experience.