"She Said turns readers into jurors at a gripping St. John’s trial. . . . I thoroughly enjoyed how the story constantly challenged the reader’s perception of innocence and guilt. As the story unfolds, the author plants doubt about the credibility of both characters, captivating the reader. The multi-perspective storytelling, using viewpoints from individuals such as George, Mia, the lawyers, and members of the jury, adds depth to the plot and maintains a fast-paced yet easy to follow story. . . . As the story evolves, the book has a very interesting commentary on the flaws of the criminal justice system and the impact of bias on people’s minds. Through the portrayal of the courtroom proceedings, King explores the limitations and vulnerabilities of the legal system. The inclusion of the jury’s perspectives and the compelling arguments presented by the lawyers effectively immerse readers in the case, allowing them to experience the story as if they were serving as jurors themselves. This choice of including legal language and proceedings made the story feel much more legitimate. . . . Additionally, while She Said tackles a difficult and sensitive topic, King handles it with care by focusing on the mystery surrounding the events rather than the acts themselves. This approach makes the story more palatable while still addressing the issues at its core. . . . Overall, King, who is a lawyer himself, created a wonderful balance between the mystery and the underlying themes, showcasing his storytelling abilities and ensuring that readers will be completely absorbed from beginning to end. This thought-provoking story will open up new perspectives for readers, and make them question their own bias."-- Syd?ney Walsh, Atlantic Books Today --

"King's narrative is expertly organized and well written. The fast-paced easy to follow storyline is told from the viewpoint of many different people including jurors, attorney's, family members and the main characters themselves, Mia and Robert. As each person's perspective is presented, the reader gains new insight into the case and the sometimes complicated backstory of the individuals....She Said is a great first crime novel for Mitchell D. King. Wonderfully analytical and psychologically insightful, the story propelled me to just keep turning the pages."-- Stephanie Collins, Fireside Collections --