What is 'Say Your Sorry' all about?
During the worst blizzard in decades, a husband and wife are brutally killed in their home while half of London is without power. The suspect, a troubled young man who reported the killings, is in custody, unable or unwilling to explain his presence in the couple's home. Joe O'Loughlin is certain the young man is hiding something--but with murders this methodical, and a suspect who exhibits the signs of developing schizophrenia, the young man seems anything but responsible.
But if the suspect isn't the killer, who is? And what do the murders have to do with the disappearance of the teenaged girl who once inhabited the very same room where the murders took place?
Why I adore it?
Real talk, this is one of my favourite books of all time. Probably my favourite book of all time. I remember reading this was one of the most exciting, thrilling and pleasing experiences I've had reading and it was one of the first times that I literally couldn't put the book down.
The format, the very dark twists, the goddamn twist at the end all had me loving this book so much. It was exactly what a good thriller should be, and while it was quite terrifying and very gruesome at times I adore it.
Rating?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
