Review: Secrets Never Die - Melinda Leigh

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Secrets Never Die (Morgan Dane #5)

Review: Secrets Never Die - Book #5 Morgan Dane Series - Melinda Leigh - March 2019
Morgan Dane and her fiance Lance Kruger are back on the case after a close friend of Lance's phones him as her husband has been shot and her son Evan is missing. The local cops think that Evan killed him as they were step-family, but Tina knows that her son would never do this. Was it one of Paul's past jobs that got him killed as he was a former sheriff? As the book goes along, we see that Evan is shot and runs for his life, but the longer he is out in the woods - the more suspicious he looks. The truth is though that Evan is more afraid of being murdered in cold blood like his stepfather was. With the police not helping Tina, she asks for the help of Lance and Morgan as the pair try to track Evan down before it's too late as the weather is also kicking up a bit of a storm. We learn about Tina's family and what they are capable of and how she testified and put her father away. Are this Tina's families doing ? Have they somehow tracked her down and wanted revenge? Secrets Never Die another fast-paced romantic suspense and fans of Kendra Elliot's, and Kate Watterson will enjoy. The other good thing about this series is though all the characters connect, the books can be read as stand-alone novels.




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