The Water Series Box Set book cover by Britney King

The Water Series Box Set

I came for the vigilante justice and stayed for the most unhinged, ride-or-die power couple I’ve ever rooted for.

He was sent to kill her. She decided he was husband material. Three books later, they’re married, raising kids, and turning vigilante justice into foreplay.

Kate Anderson thinks she’s found the perfect man. Jude thinks he’s found his next target. They’re both wrong.

Kate has spent years becoming someone new.

New name. New life. New plan.

And when Jude walks into it, she decides almost immediately that he’s the one.

Handsome. Controlled. Successful.

Exactly what she had in mind.

There’s just one problem.

Jude kills people for money.

And Kate is the woman he’s been sent to find.

What Jude doesn’t know is that Kate has a few dangerous habits of her own.

She lies beautifully.

She gets what she wants.

And when someone becomes a problem, Kate has never been especially sentimental about the solution.

Jude was supposed to be hunting her.

Kate was supposed to be building the perfect life.

Instead, they may have accidentally found the one person capable of keeping up.

The question isn’t which one of them is dangerous.

It’s what happens when two dangerous people decide they’ve finally met their match.

And that’s only the beginning.

This three-book collection includes Water Under the Bridge, Dead in the Water, and Come Hell or High Water, following Kate and Jude from dangerous attraction into marriage, murder, and the considerable complications of building a life with someone just as morally flexible as you are.

Read if you like:

➜ Killer couples and dangerous attraction
➜ Hit men and morally gray women
➜ Dark romance energy inside a psychological thriller
➜ Cat-and-mouse relationships where both people have claws
➜ Marriage, murder, obsession, and terrible decisions
➜ Dark humor mixed with crime and domestic chaos
➜ Fast-paced thrillers with wild plot twists
➜ Couples who may actually deserve each other
➜ Stories like Gone Girl, Behind Closed Doors, and Mr. & Mrs. Smith—for readers who like dangerous couples, morally gray characters, and relationships with a body count