What She Knew Super Boxset - A Riveting Mystery Series

I was very disappointed when I discovered that the "Super Boxset" consisted of only two stories, each involving three relatively short volumes. I thought the graphic, showing six "books" was very misleading. I thought the second story was well written; not so much the first.

The first story was fast paced , the heroine reminded me of a female version of Jack Reacher. Lots of bodies along the way. The second story also fast paced, this one definitely ran out of people to kill off.

This book will keep you hanging on to your seat. The story of a female police detective fighting to save her city and her family from a crazed killer who has an agenda. You won't want to put this book down. You may start too but, you will continue to read to know the answers.

I enjoyed the story but why the abrupt ending. There was one mistake made when Jake was choking the guy who had his hand cuffed behind his back and you said he defending hisself by using his hands on Jake's arms. ??

Riveting if exaggerated. The story of a woman detective who is at once violent and vulnerable (physically) is sometimes hard to swallow. But it is well written and there is a stage where the reader identifies with and supports the efforts of Detective Adila Cooper.

Late night and needing something to read. I was scrolling through the selections and found this. Sure am glad I did. Both books kept me reading well past dawn and I didn't miss the sleep. I will be reading more by James Hunt for sure.