This was my fist Mary Kubica book, and I really liked it! I got the opportunity to see her at an author event, and I really enjoyed it. I can tell she is going to become one of my favorite mystery authors, and I cannot wait to read more of her books. I have started recommending her books to patrons looking for mysteries.

Wow!! A little bit of a slow start but once it picked up I was hooked. I loved the nurse / hospital elements, this totally reminded me of a lifetime movie! So many crazy storylines. Thank you NetGalley for the advanced copy!

I finished Mary Kubica’s book at 1:30 this morning. It took forever for it to get going. I almost quit it. It was well after 50% in but then it started slamming. It was really good. But readers will have a hard time with its take off and the way it’s written. The reader isn’t aware that most of the part one happens out of order. Really written weird. But it was a 4-star book. Once it started descending it went pretty fast.

Quick read with a few jaw dropping surprise twists. I found the protagonist a bit annoying and at times it was hard to feel sorry for her. There were plenty of times I questioned why she was so passive and why she didn’t question what was happening. This book also has a lot going on and includes several - what seem to be big - story lines at once. It was easy enough to keep track of each character. However, there were quite a few characters that were introduced with story lines that weren’t needed and there was no closure. I’m a huge fan of the author, but this one isn’t on my reread list.

Excellent mystery. I loved the premise and the surprises throughout. Great character building and plot development.

Meghan is an ICU nurse assigned to care for Caitlin, a patient who reportedly jumped off a pedestrian bridge. Caitlin lies unconscious, clinging to life by a fragile thread. Although she hasn’t been in touch with her parents lately, both her mother and father visit daily, with her mother refusing to leave the hospital.
Meanwhile, a man is terrorizing the community, brutally assaulting young women along the very route Meghan walks home from work—a distance of just a mile. She walks this path daily, while her daughter takes the city bus to school and is left alone at home until Meghan finishes her shift. This adds to Meghan’s growing anxiety about her daughter's safety.
This book was a compelling read that I couldn't put down. The characters are relatable, and the storyline is both engaging and thought-provoking. is a heart-throbbing thriller that I couldn't put down! The story pulls you in from the first page. The multiple well-executed mysteries in this book will keep you on the edge of your seat. Mary Kubica deftly juggles several plot threads, weaving them all together to keep you guessing.
Definitely recommend!

"She's Not Sorry" is a compelling psychological thriller that explores the darker aspects of human nature. Through a complex and intriguing protagonist, Meghan, the novel delves into the demanding world of ICU nursing and the lengths people will go to protect their loved ones.

Plot:

The novel centers around a mysterious woman in a coma, drawing Meghan into a web of secrets and lies. The story explores a multitude of sensitive topics, leaving readers with many unanswered questions.

My Issues:

The novel's pacing was slow at times, and the late introduction of the timeline confused me. The abundance of subplots and characters was overwhelming.

Final Thoughts:

"She's Not Sorry" is a thought-provoking and suspenseful novel that offers a glimpse into the complexities of human nature. It may not be for everyone due to its heavy subject matter.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Harlequin Romance for sharing Kubricks newest read.

I really enjoyed this book, I read it all in one sitting! I have recommended it to a few friends who are readers so far and will continue to do so.

Thank you to Harlequin/Park Row for providing me with an ARC of this book. It’s one of those stories that’s so captivating, I’m kicking myself for not reading it sooner.

Meghan, now divorced from her husband Ben, lives with her daughter while balancing her demanding job as an ICU nurse. She left Ben due to his emotional distance and impatience, but her life is far from peaceful. One day, a woman named Caitlin arrives at the hospital after surviving a fall from a bridge, though she’s gravely injured. Meghan forms a connection with Caitlin’s parents, who request her as the primary nurse for their daughter.

Meanwhile, Meghan feels the pressure of juggling her job, motherhood, and the increasing threat of a sexual predator in her neighborhood. Her anxiety intensifies as she starts sensing someone following her on her way home from work.

This book will take you on a thrilling, unexpected ride. The twists were unpredictable and left me genuinely shocked. I won’t spoil anything, but the author brilliantly makes you question reality until the very end. As the story progresses, it becomes impossible to put down. If you love thrillers, this one is for you—grab your coffee because you’ll want to stay up late finishing it!

This book has a lot of potential. It started out great, but as it progressed it got crazier and crazier, each twist made it harder to believe. Even with this, the twists were very predictable. The back and forth between the present and past was confusing at times.

I want to thank Netgalley & Harlequin Trade Publishing, Park Row for an ARC of this book.

Another great thriller that kept me guessing the entire time with all the twists! No one can be trusted...

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! No spoilers. Beyond amazing I enjoyed this book so very much. The characters and storyline were fantastic. The ending I did not see coming Could not put down nor did I want to. Truly Amazing and appreciated the whole story. This is going to be a must read for many many readers. Maybe even a book club pick.

This book was a bit of a slow start for me but the drama really picks up in the end. The story follows a nurse who has a patient that jumped off a bridge. It becomes a mystery when an investigation begins on how it really happened and they question if she jumped or was pushed. There’s a lot of build up at the beginning so I did find it a little slow at first but about half way through I couldn’t put it down!

This was a solid thriller and I enjoy Mary’s writing, but it didn’t hit that wow factor for me! I am eager to see what she comes out with next.

I absolutely loved this book. You can’t go wrong with Mary! She always leaves you on your toes and wanting more!

Definitely a wild story! There were so many angles, I didn’t see the switch coming. I honestly thought I had it figured out and then another twist revealed! I was shocked! This was a great book! You never really know who is innocent and who is guilty!

3.5 based on the eARC.
An initial hold-tight start and draw-you-in, reminiscent of the Liam Neeson movie, Taken!
A big twist 3/4 way through, but sadly, I had figured it out pretty early - the reason for my lower rating.
There were some plot holes as well, and what I felt were inaccuracies of confidentiality/crossing boundaries with family conversations in the ER department with nurses/visitors so I did have to suspend some belief. it was written well enough that I felt like I was living in a big scam/scandal, throughout,

But despite that, this book has stuck with me since April (it's now October.) That's always a good sign.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing eARCs for our Thriller Book Club for early promotions!

Somewhat predictable but still some good twists!

The timeline was a little confusing - I assumed parts were flashback and parts were not, but it was a little hard to tell what was when. At the big reveal, it made sense but it made me want to reread it to fully grasp those switches.

Mary Kubica’s "She's Not Sorry" is a gripping psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. The intricate plot revolves around a woman who is forced to confront her past when secrets unravel, leading to a series of unexpected twists. Kubica expertly crafts her characters, making them both relatable and deeply flawed, which adds layers of complexity to the narrative.
The pacing is great and if this is your genre then I can safely recommend this book for you.

A great thriller that had me hooked until the very end. I enjoy books by this author and I look forward to more titles.