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The Bankers Wife (Large Print)
Hardback
Main Details
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The Bankers Wife (Large Print)
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Cristina Alger
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:500 | Dimensions(mm): Height 213,Width 145 |
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Category/Genre | Large Print Thorndike Press All Dates Thriller |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781432856342
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Edition |
Large Print Edition
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Thorndike Press
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Imprint |
Thorndike Press
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NZ Release Date |
5 September 2018 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
Immersive, satisfying, tense--and timely: This is probably happening for real right now.--Lee Child On an early morning in November, a couple boards a private plane bound for Geneva, flying into a storm. Soon after, it simply drops off the radar, and its wreckage is later uncovered in the Alps. Among the disappeared is Matthew Lerner, a banking insider at Swiss United, a powerful offshore bank. His young widow, Annabel, is left grappling with the secrets he left behind, including an encrypted laptop and a shady client list. As she begins a desperate search for answers, she determines that Matthews death was no accident, and that she is now in the crosshairs of his powerful enemies. Meanwhile, ambitious society journalist Marina Tourneau has finally landed at the top. Now that shes engaged to Grant Ellis, she will stop writing about powerful families and finally be a part of one. Her entry into the upper echelons of New Yorks social scene is more appealing than any article could ever be, but, after the death of her mentor, she agrees to dig into one more story. While looking into Swiss United, Marina uncovers information that implicates some of the most powerful men in the financial world, including a few who are too close to home. The story could also be the answer to Annabels heartbreaking search--if Marina chooses to publish it. The Bankers Wife is both a high-stakes thriller and an inside look at the personal lives in the intriguing world of finance, introducing Cristina Alger as a powerful new voice in the genre.
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