A Good Place to Hide a Body

What lengths would you go to, to protect your aged parents? Some very extreme ones if you are Penny Whitlock, the protagonist of A Good Place to Hide a Body.
If you have read the synopsis, then you don't need me to outline it again. If you haven't, well, you'll just have to be satisfied with me telling you that this is an edge of your seat story. It's dark, it's disturbing at times, it's gripping and it's fun.
Yes, you read that last part correctly; it's fun. How can a book that is dark and disturbing be fun, I hear you exclaim! That, peeps, is down to the characters, most notably Sissy and Heath, Penny's parents. No Victor Meldrew curmudgeons are they. Lovable is the word I'm looking for, and in Sissy's case, hilarious. Sissy by name, sassy by nature.
If you like your dark and disturbing with a side order of humour, this is the book for you.