Sapphire Dubois lives in a fancy house in Beverly Hills and she has an inheritance that is more than most people will make in a lifetime, but she doesn't care about any of this, she cares more about the serial killer that she just led to the police! And she is just 22 years old!

I loved this book mostly because I loved Sapphire as a character. The mystery that she was solving was just ok, but Sapphire herself was so great! I loved how she was balancing almost two lives and what happened when they collided a bit.

As far as the mystery in the book it was just ok, but I say this as a reader who reads a ton in this genre every year. I was satisfied as to who was the perp in the end and I did enjoy that I was wrong when I thought I had guessed way too early. BUT I didn't love this in the same breath. The clues that obviously pointed to one person didn't completely work for me when the actual person was revealed. I didn't think the clues and hints pointed towards him and I felt if I reread the book I still wouldn't have picked him out. This may all be confusing, but trying to tell my reasons without spoiling the book!

The thing that impressed me most was my biggest concern going in. I was nervous to read a mystery/thriller book that was only 184 pages and was worried that it would feel rushed and not fleshed out with the limited pages. This was not the case at all. I felt like the story was full and had the twists and turns that would have been there if it had been over 300 pages.

I don't know yet if I will continue with the series, but I am glad I tried this one.