Save Her Family

Nikki Hunt, Book 11

By: Stacy Green

Narrated by: Kate Handford

The girl’s heart races as she edges towards the bright yellow farmhouse where children’s toys lie carelessly in the overgrown grass. The air is too still. On the front porch, a woman takes her last breath and crumples to the ground…

Special Agent Nikki Hunt feels her chest tighten as she looks down at the body sprawled beside the lilac bushes. This morning, her ten-year-old daughter Lacey witnessed the murder of local mother Elle Harper. Out riding her bike, Lacey saw the killer escape from the house and rushed inside to protect Elle’s daughters Maisy and Maya.

Nikki promises Lacey she’ll do whatever it takes to help the poor innocent girls who now sit in her house clutching their teddies. But before she has a chance to return them to the safety of their stepfather Tim, he’s reported missing. Local gossip suggests that fights between Elle and Tim had been spilling out of the farmhouse, and Nikki soon wonders if Maisy and Maya were ever safe in their own home.

But just as Nikki zones in on her suspect, she realizes she’s too late. A body is pulled from the river, and Nikki’s heart shatters as Tim is pronounced dead. Nikki’s gut tells her that someone is targeting the whole family. But with this killer stalking her in the shadows, what sacrifices will she have to make to save them, and keep her promise to her daughter?

A mind-blowingly brilliant thriller from USA Today bestseller Stacy Green. Fans of Lisa Regan, Mary Burton and Kendra Elliot will be up all night until the final thrilling twist.

©2025 Stacy Green (P)2026 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Pretty good.

Not her best but it does keep you enthralled. The twist is worth the read. The narration is excellent except for her pronunciation of Fiat.

Hooked from the start

This book had me on the edge of my seat and kept me guessing the entire time. I am in love with this series and can't wait for the next book!!!!

Great series

Love this series can’t wait for the next one. It always leaves you wondering love the series.

Love the series

Can't wait for the next book in the series! Easy read and love Nicki hunt stories!

STORY IS DECENT, BUT…

I have in general enjoyed the books in the Nikki Hunt series, but while this story was OK, there were a few things that annoyed me.

Talk about beating a dead horse! There are numerous REPETITIVE references to the murder of Nikki Hunts parents.

Also extremely repetitive, is Nikki Hunt’s multiple references to her poor tragic daughter Lacey’s loss of her biological father and how witnessing the murder of a neighbor was just so unfair and how it would just mentally unravel her (and how it was all Nikki’s fault because of her line of work).

In nearly every room Nikki enters, she has to describe the smells (the restaurant, her home, the Sherrif’s Office, a hotel lobby, the lake. Overkill.

Every time Nikki goes out into the heat, there is a detailed description of just HOW hot it was.

Lastly, Nikki’s daughter is eleven, but the way she is described, she sounds more like a six-year-old. As a teacher, I don’t know ANY 11-year-old who squeals, runs to her mother and yells, “Mom! We’re making cookies — come see!”

I found myself rolling my eyes throughout this entire book. I found the previous books in this series to be suspenseful and interesting. This one, not so much. Overall, unremarkable.