Stalking Sapphire

Mia Thompson

Apr 2013 · Diversion Publishing Corp.

About this ebook

“Packed with thrills and chills, carnage and couture. Serial killer hunter Sapphire Dubois is like a ‘Dexter’ of the debutante set” (Francine LaSala, author of A Comfortable Madness).
 
While the young and obscenely wealthy of Beverly Hills spend their nights surrounded by trendy celebs and drugs at the hottest clubs, twenty-two-year-old Sapphire Dubois has a different hobby: She hunts serial killers. Luring, trapping, and anonymously handing over So-Cal’s most wanted to the police is a better high than any drug.
 
But Sapphire’s secret may not be so safe, as one of the very people she hunts is watching her every move. Aware of her true identity and her unconventional activities, he’s determined to put an end to Sapphire once and for all. Paired up with her involuntary crush Det. Aston Ridder for her own protection, Sapphire now has to rethink her strategy not only to keep Aston in the dark, but to figure out how to capture a killer who already knows she’s coming.
 
“[Sapphire Dubois] kicks butt and takes names. You wouldn’t expect that from a spoiled, rich girl. . . . I loved this book.” —Ionia Martin, author of Plundering the Romance Novel
 

Ratings and reviews

I absolutely loved this book. Just enough recognizable names with a fantastic story line. I couldn't put it down! I hope another comes out soon.

Awesome just as good as the first one!

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About the author

Born in Sweden, Mia Thompson's small but steadfast world changed when her third grade teacher told her to give her a call when Mia published her first novel. Diverting from that plan, Mia graduated with a degree in Media/Motion Picture and soon set sail for Los Angeles, where she attended the New York Film Academy; graduating a few notches wiser than she came in. After holding several unfulfilling jobs—some of them morally sound, some of them debatable—Mia's first novel Stalking Sapphire was published in 2012 after which she realized she owed a certain teacher a phone call.