I'd like to know the outcome but don't think I could stand to read the next one. I'm glad it was a free read.

I'd like to know the outcome but don't think I could stand to read the next one. I'm glad it was a free read.  Read Less

Disappointed. Didn’t feel it was anyway as good as her forensic science books, which I love. Too many technical terms. Basicall...  Read More

Disappointed. Didn’t feel it was anyway as good as her forensic science books, which I love. Too many technical terms. Basically I didn’t understand it even though I persevered and read to the end.  Read Less

A smarter-than-smart superhero who is an anti-hacking cyber IT specialist, forensic investigator, security specialist, combat p...  Read More

A smarter-than-smart superhero who is an anti-hacking cyber IT specialist, forensic investigator, security specialist, combat pilot, astronaut (wannabe), quantum physicist, space engineer, astro-physicist. All at the age of about 28 or so. The book deals with a few hours of her life - walking in a tunnel, forensically checking a murder/suicide scene, giving her old boss a lift, having a shower and change of clothes, manually switching a communication dish, and talking to space station crew on a spacewalk. How does it get so slow? I did not count, but I guess she told us 32 times how hot it was in the hazmat suit and how sweaty/soaked her clothes were. Get the picture? Prepare to be bored to tears by the slow pace - this would normally be chapter one in a novel. (Tutorial: How to maximise revenue by stretching a storyline into multiple books???) My first and last in the series.  Read Less