Limitless

Out of the Box Series, Book 1

By: Robert J. Crane

Narrated by: Nicole Poole

Two years after the explosive Girl in the Box series ends, Sienna Nealon is called to London, England, where she is drawn into a murder investigation involving an old friend. Paired up with a young, handsome detective inspector, she finds herself in a race against time to unravel the mystery surrounding the murder as victim after victim falls to the careful, clever killer. Soon Sienna is in a race against time to find the culprit before he sets loose a plan that will show Sienna the limits of her abilities in the most brutal way imaginable - her death.

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Limitless

Loved this book! Really enjoying this series. Looking forward to the next chapter. Sienna is my hero.

Continuing Greatness

The "Girl in the Box" series was packed with witty dialogue, action, humor, sorrow, and such a great storyline that you almost wonder how the series could continue with the heroine defeating the great evil? Wonder not, because life is complicated, and this author nails it, in this intro into the next series. Keeping up with the humor you already love, the action that keeps you reading past when you know you have important real life things to do, and pulls at your heart strings with the star character you can't help but cheer on. Both series are amazing and worth every single dollar I've spent reading and listening to them. I've read all the e-books, and find myself buying the audio books too because they're THAT good.

Love the narrative by Nicole Pool

Story was just as good as all the other books in this series. Nicole Pool does a fantastic job narrating as well. I enjoyed it very much.

Story is so good but narrator is not great

Just like all Robert’s stories, this one is also sooooo good. BUT, this reader is anything but. It was super hard to listen to and is making me question if I should continue listening (I’ve already read all of them twice). The previous reader was great (minus a couple mispronounced words), really wish it wasn’t changed. Sienna being young should be perceived in the story, this narrator sounds significantly older and disconnected to Sienna’s story.