Review: What I've Done - Melinda Leigh

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Review: What I've Done - Book #4 Morgan Dane Series - Melinda Leigh - September 2018


Melinda Leigh has crafted yet another gripping entry in her Morgan Dane series with *What I’ve Done*, a thrilling tale that effortlessly pulls readers back into a world of suspense and family ties. This fourth installment centers around the mysterious murder of Noah Carter and the plight of Haley Powell, a young woman awash in confusion and blood, completely unaware of the events that led to waking up next to a corpse. As a fan , I found this novel a refreshing remedy to my recent reading slump, bridging the gap between mystery and emotional depth in a way that only the best thrillers can achieve.

Morgan Dane, alongside her investigative partners Lance and Lincoln, takes on the daunting task of defending Haley, a client burdened by overwhelming evidence suggestive of her guilt. The story opens with Haley’s terrifying realization: she is the prime suspect in a murder she cannot remember committing. Leigh’s ability to create tension from the unknown is masterful. As Morgan digs deeper into the case, the stakes grow higher, revealing a sinister plot designed to frame Haley while targeting Morgan and her allies. This escalating danger adds an electrifying layer to the narrative, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.

One of the standout features of *What I’ve Done* is its focus on family. Morgan and her partner Lance’s family members play critical roles in the investigation, emphasizing the notion of solidarity in times of crisis. This family dynamic adds emotional weight to the story, reminding us that strength often comes from the ties we share with loved ones. Both parents and grandparents take part in unraveling the mystery

Overall, *What I’ve Done* is an enthralling thriller that highlights Melinda Leigh as an author. It is a gripping read that not only entertains but also resonates emotionally, making it a must-read for fans of the genre. Whether you are already a fan of Morgan Dane or new to Melinda Leigh's world, this book will undoubtedly captivate and hold you in suspense until the very end.
 
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