- Paperback: 276 pages
- Publisher: iUniverse (26 Oct 2008)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0595523897
- ISBN-13: 978-0595523894
- Product Dimensions: 20.3 x 12.7 x 1.6 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,455,315 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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With her fledgling advertising business short on cash, Leigh Koslow decided to her homegrown veterinary assistant skills to moonlight at the local zoo-- only to stumble onto a grisly crime scene behind the tiger exhibit. When she realizes that the victim was her boyfriend's scary ex, things looks bad. But when the police discover that the deceased was also Leigh's high school nemesis, things get a whole lot worse! "A witty tale peopled with very amusing characters"-- Romantic Times "Solid plotting and engaging characters. Twists and turns abound."-- Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel "Never Sorry is very entertaining."--Margaret Maron
About the Author
Novelist and playwright Edie Claire has published five mysteries in the Leigh Koslow series and two Romantic Times "Top Pick" mystery/romances. When not writing novels or scripts for church theatre, she can be found acquiring new pets, teaching childbirth classes, herding her three children, acting on stage, volunteering, avoiding housework, or sneaking caramels. Please visit her website at www.edieclaire.com!
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Format:Paperback
After being fired from Peres and Lacey Advertising, Leigh Koslow and several other ex-employees from their own agency, but a lack of capital leaves them in trouble. To supplement her income, Leigh hires on as a vet technician working with her former crush Dr. Mike Tanner. Mike used to work for Leigh's father. Her interest in the doctor is rekindled, but this time he seems to reciprocate her feelings.
One late evening after a tough surgery, Leigh spots a light in the tiger exhibit. She investigates and finds dry blood and body parts. Covered in blood, Leigh runs to get help. She thinks the victim is her old nemesis Carmen. The police charge Leigh with murdering her old enemy. Though frightened by it all, Leigh begins making inquiries to prove her innocence.
Any one who knows Leigh Koslow realizes she is fictional proof of a corollary to Murphy Law as she seems to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. NEVER SORRY is a shock a minute as this amateur sleuth is impossible to predict what she'll do next. Edie Claire keeps her audience on edge with her ability to produce one stunning event after another. Leigh is a likable character who will get inside the reader's soul and root for her to escape from her current woes. Ms. Claire is a wonderful story teller who provides a superb addition to the mystery genre.
Harriet Klausner
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Don't go to a zoo after dark
10 Nov 1999
Format:Paperback
After being fired from Peres and Lacey Advertising, Leigh Kaslow and several other ex-employees from their own agency, but a lack of capital leaves them in trouble. To supplement her income, Leigh hires on as a vet technician working with her former crush Dr. Mike Tanner. Mike used to work for Leigh's father. Her interest in the doctor is rekindled, but this time he seems to reciprocate her feelings.
One late evening after a tough surgery, Leigh spots a light in the tiger exhibit. She investigates and finds dry blood and body parts. Covered in blood, Leigh runs to get help. She thinks the victim is her old nemesis Carmen. The police charge Leigh with murdering her old enemy. Though frightened by it all, Leigh begins making inquiries to prove her innocence.
Any one who knows Leigh Kaslow realizes she is fictional proof of a corollary to Murphy Law as she seems to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. NEVER SORRY is a shock a minute as an amateur sleuth that is impossible to predict what happens next. Edie Claire keeps her audience on edge with her ability to produce one stunning event after another. Leigh is a likable character who will get inside the reader,s soul and root for her to escape from her current woes. Ms. Claire is a wonderful story teller who provides a superb addition to the mystery genre.
Harriet Klausner
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
A Captivating Story!
29 Aug 2000
Format:Paperback
After finishing Miss Claire's Never Buried, I was looking forward to reading the next book in her series. Usually, the second in a series is not quite a good as the first. Boy, was my assumption wrong! Never Sorry was a wonderful read. Leigh Koslow is back with her best friends in a mystery that will keep you reading until late into the evening. While working part-time at the local zoo, Leigh stumbles across a gruesome "surprise" in the tiger cage. Miss Claire is not graphic in her descriptions (thankfully!) of the crime scene, but your imagination will run away as you read the story. Leigh has another crime on her hands that she must solve for her own good. Add romance, wild animals, great friends, and a few psyco's from her past and you have the beginnings of a fabulous mystery! This book deserves six stars!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
A Winner
11 July 2000
Format:Paperback
NEVER SORRY follows NEVER BURIED as the second Leigh Koslow mystery.
Leigh is a copywriter who is trying to get her new agency up and running, but until she can recruit more clients, she has to take a job at the Riverview Park Zoo to make ends meet. It's there she meets up with Mike Tanner, an old crush, and other "blasts" from the past. When the remains of a body are found by Leigh in the Tiger exhibit, Leigh gets herself trapped in a deadly game of "whodunit" that only her cop friend Maura, and her political candidate Warren, and her lawyer Katherine can help her out of.
This is a riveting, mind-blowing book with an ending that will leave you in shock. This book is well written, and the plot is perfect for any mystery-lover. The characters are well formed and very easy to picture. Leigh comes across as a caring, strong-willed amateur sleuth. I loved this one, and with the cliffhanger Ms. Claire leaves at the end, I can't wait for the next one.
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