Forget What You Know: A Wall Street Thriller of Corruption, Secrets, and Sisterhood

Two estranged sisters with their careers on the line uncover dangerous secrets that could mean redemption for one and ruin for the other in this riveting Wall Street thriller.

Paige and Vivian Walsh were sisters who could always rely on each other, until the day a tragic accident shattered their family. After high school, Paige left New York and never looked back. Now a single mom and financial journalist in Los Angeles, she has just broken a story of corruption that will bring powerful men to their knees. But her triumph turns to public shame when the LA Times publishes a retraction of her work. Paige's boss offers her a lifeline: the opportunity to report on a groundbreaking company called Advantrade, if she will move to Manhattan. Paige pushes back, but when her young son receives a terrifying warning, she decides a fresh start might be what they need, even if it means going home.

Vivian Walsh is thriving at Advantrade, the Wall Street firm she cofounded when she was still an undergrad. She's sacrificed everything that once mattered to reach her career aspirations, even her relationship with Paige. But just as Vivian's innovative company is poised to reach new heights, she discovers evidence of sabotage that threatens everything she's achieved.

While Paige risks both her reputation as a reporter and her relationships to investigate the rot within her sister's company, Vivian tries to keep her professional mask in place as her carefully built future begins to collapse around her. But the web of corruption only grows, stretching back into the past and making both sisters question what they once believed to be true--about Advantrade, about their family, and especially about each other.

* A standalone high-stakes women's domestic suspense novel
Great for fans of Dani Pettrey, Allison Brennan, Colleen Coble, and Shari Lapena
* A clean, fast-paced family drama about dangerous hidden truths, white collar crime, workplace secrets, sisterhood, and justice that comes at a cost
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