Let Me In
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3.8 • 228 Ratings
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Publisher Description
All he wanted was to stop a killer.
He never knew what it would cost.
Morgan Young only took the small cases – the ones he knew he could solve – but when Detective Gary Lee arrives on his doorstep asking for help, he's given no choice. Two women are dead, and they have to find the killer before he strikes again.
Before he knows it, Morgan is in the middle of a revenge story that darkens with every twist. While victims are dropping like flies and his abilities are being questioned, he has one chance to find the serial killer, and that opportunity is passing him by. Fast.
LET ME IN is a tense, nail-biting serial killer story with an enthralling prose. Short, exciting chapters and twists at every turn make this novel a great read for any fan of James Patterson, Tess Gerritsen or Harlan Coben.
"Psychotic serial killers, likeable characters and a twist to die for."
"If you like Alex Cross, here's one for you."
"Morgan Young is a great guy with horrible luck."
"Finally, a serial killer I can understand. These characters are so real."
"I'll read anything this author writes. Period."
Customer Reviews
Wanted to finish...
I thought it was a mystery but the over-the-top in love with his wife was so drawn out and saccharine, it detracted from the story. I really was interested in the plot, just wasn’t cohesive enough to hold my attention or warrant time.
That being said, I may try to finish or read other works by thus author—just not this character.
SMH duh
I stumbled halfway through this book like somebody trying to get through an alley full of trash. Shook my head rolled my eyes, and said “duh,Captain Obvious” many times. Over the top use of cliches and metaphors, analogies,what have you, plus the confusion of the storyline, and unbelievable scenarios make this book as boring as it was ridiculous, and as poorly written as this review. Juvenile and a waste of time.
Let Me In
Enjoyed the book. Really glad it had a some what happy ending. Thanks!