DAUGHTER OF MINE was a pleasant surprise for me. I hadn't read any of Meghan Miranda's previous books. If you haven't either, this is a good one to start with.

The daughter in DAUGHTER OF MINE is Hazel. She has two brothers. But when their father dies, he leaves his home to Hazel, alone. Why?

Turns out, her father wasn't really her father, and her brothers aren't really her brothers, which makes it even more confusing or, I should say, mysterious. And there are so many more mysteries going on in this book, so many twists and turns!

What was really going on with Hazel's father's first wife (before Hazel)? Could Hazel be mistaken about her mother (her father's second wife)?

Is there some significance to her father's to-do list stuck to the refrigerator? What is the meaning to Hazel's discoveries around the house?

Can Hazel trust anyone? Everyone is suspect in this excellent thriller.

I liked but didn't love this book. It was a slow-burn, but by the halfway point was hard to put down. The end was quite suspenseful. The author did a good job creating suspects and motives, but I was able to guess the culprit by a process of elimination. I was happy to see the epilogue letting me know what happens next instead of leaving me guessing.