Ebook {Epub PDF} Playing Nice by J.P. Delaney

Playing Nice is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or4/5(32). In Playing Nice, JP Delaney throws in more than one impossible what-if situation. How many do you perceive? Discuss the question that propelled the author to write this book: How far would you go to protect the child you love?  · Playing Nice by JP Delaney JP Delaney, the pseudonym for a writer of bestselling fiction, has made quite a name for himself in the psychological thriller genre.

Playing Nice by JP Delaney is published by Quercus Books and is available as an audiobook, ebook and in hardback with the paperback due out in March next year. You can find it at Amazon UK or buy it from Hive instead where each purchase helps to support your local independent bookshop. Playing Nice: A Novel. By JP Delaney. Read by Ben Elliot, Amelia Cormack, and Peter Forbes. JP Delaney Random House Audio Hours • 07/28/ • 1. Format: CD. (9 CDs) (In Stock) 1 Format: CD. Regular Price. Playing Nice is the fourth book by Anthony Capella, writing as JP Delaney. I've enjoyed them all, two of them garnering very rare stars from me. I initially approached this a little nervously. Babies swapped accidentally at birth, felt a little 'done', but Delaney lulls us into a bit of a false sense of security before throwing in a.

JP Delaney, the pseudonym for a writer of bestselling fiction, has made quite a name for himself in the psychological thriller genre. Since stepping onto the scene in with THE GIRL BEFORE, each of his books has gotten more and more intense. To that point, his latest release, PLAYING NICE, may be his best and most suspenseful work to date. Play Book Tag: Playing Nice by J. P. Delaney - 4 stars: 1 9: AM Maddie's secret? 2 AM Switching of the children *SPOILER*. Playing Nice is the fourth book by Anthony Capella, writing as JP Delaney. I’ve enjoyed them all, two of them garnering very rare stars from me. I initially approached this a little nervously. Babies swapped accidentally at birth, felt a little ‘done’, but Delaney lulls us into a bit of a false sense of security before throwing in a.