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Say You're Sorry Morgan Dane Melinda Leigh Books

I agree with some of the other reviews that the characters were undeveloped and boring. I was, overall, very disappointed and bought the book based on the great reviews. I could have done without some of the cheesy romantic language such as “her ovaries responded with yum”. I also felt the plot was predictable and moved at a snail’s pace. It took me a month to finish this book and I could never really get into it. I probably won’t read anything else by this author.


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Say You're Sorry Morgan Dane Melinda Leigh Books Reviews

The mystery is solid but Im beginning to loathe these crime novels that seem to spend as much time on the romance aspect as the actual mystery. We get it. The protagonist is a hot woman so therefore she needs a dude to salivate over her in order to be compelling. Except not. If you like your crime novels with a heaping side of goopy romantic stares and thin reflections on hot men and women, this is the book for you.
I listen to audiobook mysteries during my commute and while I do housework. I am really picky about narrators and this one was great. I also enjoyed the story - nothing too complicated or even particularly original, just good fun. I love the relationship between the two leading characters and the whodunnit mystery did keep me guessing until the end. Would make a perfect summer beach read.
I just now finished "Say You're Sorry." This book kept me awake as I couldn't put it down.
Just wanted to tell someone, anyone, what a good book. So well written
I'll write a review (or try to). The book was so good I'm not sure I'll do it justice...but I'll try. I fell in love with the characters...and wonder of wonders I didn't figure out who the culprit was until the author wanted me to. Most of the time I can figure it out but not this time. There was never a dull moment.
I wish I didn't have to wait until September for "Her Last Goodbye" to see what Morgan Dane and Lance Kruger have to deal with.
This is meant to be a "romantic mystery" or "romantic suspense" and IMO it fails at it all.

It was insanely boring from the start, as well as disjointed. The first scene (let's count how many times we've seen this) a woman escaping in the dark, blahblah, with thoughts such as "This is the end," and lots of one line paragraphs ... Sigh.

Of course she is caught, switch to chapter 2 and POV of the killer -- who, on chapter 1, was just following her, calling her name like this Tesssssssssssa! and punching her in the jaw, is now a mess of guilt what have I done, what have I done?

So bad, very bad set up of the psychology. Is this a cold-blooded psycho or a man who "loses it" and is sorry?

Then the set up of the MCs -- Morgan has three kids. Lost her soldier husband, lives with Grandpa, trying to get back to her job but is insecure. Please, wake me up when this gets more exciting. Zzzzzzzzz-zzzzzzzzzz.

Lance is en ex-cop and has an injury and a trauma. Now he is a PI so we get a perfunctory scene of "Lance" doing PI work and stopping a woman from shooting her husband; Lance thinking of Morgan who was his high school (or something) GF and the usual thinking of her sweet body and how he can't keep his head around her. Ay, ay, ay.

Then Tessa is dead and they think it was Nick the neighbor's kid. Morgan gets involved and gets Lance involved. They think a lot about each other as Morgan's daughters eat pancakes.

Then there is an unexciting mystery investigation, with the POV of the killer and his twitching curtain; his psychology is no better and the thousand one-sentence paragraphs by this time are getting incredibly annoying. Pearls of human insight such as "But love has its dark side. Jealousy. Possession."

Really?

The resolution is the stuff of one of the lesser crime shows on TV with a hostage situation and a lot of exposition by a dying man literally grabbing the MC by the shirtfront to spew out paragraphs of the truth. There is meant to be a twist, but there isn't one, not really.

We get the usual, "Oh, maybe we have too much emotional baggage" from the MCs at the end, but with the conclusion "But she fits so nicely against me." -- so that we know there will be some storms ahead for them, which I doubt will lift the romance above the soporific, yet is meant to keep us reading the next and next.

If you add unexciting romance (AND I AM NOT THE ALPHA MALE/ SMUT TYPE OF READER) to loads of family everyday description to a mystery that isn't really mysterious to very simple writing with irritating quirks and repetitions to all possible clichés to (and to me most unforgivable in a crime story) bad insight into human psychology ... well, one wonders HOW this book has been a best-seller in mystery and romantic mystery/suspense for so long.
I agree with some of the other reviews that the characters were undeveloped and boring. I was, overall, very disappointed and bought the book based on the great reviews. I could have done without some of the cheesy romantic language such as “her ovaries responded with yum”. I also felt the plot was predictable and moved at a snail’s pace. It took me a month to finish this book and I could never really get into it. I probably won’t read anything else by this author.