I read this as part of the Covert Affairs box set. The first four parts are included and I've read the first three. Jordan is a nice enough character and the action happens very quickly - but I just didn't really connect with her enough to bother reading the rest. It was just a bit too shallow with detail - which is understandable it's not a full length novel and doesn't purport to be - but it just didn't grab me). The first three parts make up one major story arc and I was satisfied with ending my involvement with the series there. ( )

This part of the story fell a bit flat for me. The first two parts consisted of a promising build-up, and in part three it falls into the 'cozy mysteries - trap': police actions are bafflingly lacking, and the protagonist is able (without any training, knowledge or preparation) to put herself in a life-threatening position and entrap a professional killer...
At least Jordan didn't turn into a whiny character.
This part wraps up the first story. ( )