
Our Dream Home
A BRAND NEW totally addictive psychological thriller with a shocking final twist
I never won anything until now.
Most days, I’m just getting through — looking after my teenagers, working in a job I don’t really like, wishing my husband would notice me once in a while.
Now we’re living in a house bigger than my wildest dreams.
The threats start immediately.
The day we move in, the woman next door comes over, with a bottle of red wine. She eyes my husband like he’s a succulent piece of meat.
Then I get a message congratulating me . . . and saying they know about what happened sixteen years ago. The mistake that ruined everything.
And things are about to get even worse.
AN EXHILARATING PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE WITH TWISTS THAT WILL MAKE YOU GASP.
Perfect for fans of Alice Feeney, Sue Watson, John Marrs, Jane E. James, Shalini Boland and Valerie Keogh.
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Reader Reviews
2 ratings
Eva E.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐+
Our Dream Home by Jessica Huntley is an unbelievably twisted, shocking, and emotionally resonant psychological thriller about family secrets, insidious gaslighting, and a mother who refuses to bow down.
OMG, I absolutely loved this! It is easily one of the most twisted books Jessica Huntley has ever written, and it immediately jumped to my top favourites.
I was genuinely shocked to see 3- and 4-star reviews on Goodreads—I feel like we didn't even read the same book!
The plot was incredibly original, and the setup was so brilliantly plotted that I suspected everyone, with no clue what their true motives were.
Every single part ended with a twist that left me totally floored! Fiona was an outstanding protagonist—far from a pushover, she used her common sense and stood her ground every time her husband tried to gaslight her.
Her struggle as a mother dealing with teenagers felt painfully realistic, authentic, and emotionally charged.
Absolutely 5+ floor-dropping stars from me! 🏡💥🚪👁️
Iain E.
I couldn't put it down, I was glued to it. Whenever I had a spare moment to read, I did.
Fiona never wins anything, then she wins a competition. She wins a house in a picturesque part of England and uproots her family.
For me, the book starts slowly but wow, does it get going! Jessica has a talent, her writing style draws you in and you won't be able to put the book down. This is the best book I've read this year and I highly recommend it.