6 books Will Trent Triptych / Fractured / Undone / Broken / Fallen / Criminal(2013)

Karin SlaughterΧρήστος Καψάλης

New York Times bestselling author Karin Slaughter is acclaimed for her novels of heart-stopping suspense, edge-of-your-seat intrigue, and richly imagined characters. And when Slaughter created detective Will Trent she broke the mold. While displaying an uncanny knack for reading people, solving puzzles, and cracking cases at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Detective Trent navigates the varied relationships with the women in his life: vice cop Angie Polaski, supervisor Amanda Wagner, partner Faith Mitchell, and Dr. Sara Linton. This gripping eBook bundle contains six novels in the Will Trent series, including:
 
TRIPTYCH
FRACTURED
UNDONE
BROKEN
FALLEN
CRIMINAL
 
Praise for Karin Slaughter and her Will Trent thrillers
 
“One of the best crime novelists in America.”—The Washington Post
 
“Crime fiction at its finest.”—Michael Connelly
 
“Slaughter writes with a razor. . . . Better than Cornwell can ever hope to be.”—The Plain Dealer
 
“Slaughter will have you on the edge of your seat.”—Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 
“Slaughter’s gift for building multilayered tension while deconstructing damaged personalities gives this thriller a nerve-wracking finish.”—USA Today, on Triptych
 
“Heart-pounding . . . Trent and Mitchell, a pair of complex and deeply flawed heroes, will leave fans clamoring for the next installment.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review), on Fractured
 
“A complicated spider web of secrets and tangles.”—Los Angeles Times, on Undone
 
“Addictive . . . Slaughter is a terrific writer, and she keeps the emotional tension high throughout.”—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, on Broken
 
“An absolute master . . . Slaughter creates some wonderfully complex and mature female characters, a distinctive achievement in the world of thrillers.”—Chicago Tribune, on Fallen
 
“[A] hold-on-to-your-hat, nail-biting story . . . What raises Slaughter way above the sensational is her wonderful way with characters.”—The Washington Post, on Criminal