Karen Glick is mostly known for her witty puff pieces in
Profit magazine, but what she really wants to do is write
an investigative article. Karen has an opportunity to
interview the newest phenomenon to hit Wall Street: the
Reiner sisters.
Linda, Flo and Ginny Reiner have become extremely wealthy
by using their moneymaking system that projects the outcome
of the stock market. To Karen this is just another fluff
piece, until Flo is found dead at the Reiner sisters'
office and the computer program containing their secret is
stolen.
Karen gets swept away in an adventure that includes a
mixture of fear and greed. With the help of her coworker
and friend, Frank Vere, an experienced and well-connected
investigative reporter, Karen will come dangerously close
to dying more than once and possibly get the chance to
write the article of a lifetime.
Lawrence Light does a fabulous job keeping readers
interested in this fast-paced, exhilarating suspense
thriller, a sequel to TOO RICH TO LIVE. I look forward to
the next Karen Glick thriller; hopefully I'll find out why
Frank Vere's character seems to receive more attention and
respect than Karen.
It’s the impossible dream of every trader and dealer on
Wall Street—an accurate means to predict the ups and downs
of the stock market. The Reiner sisters have made that
dream a reality in the form of a computer program they
call Goldring. The sisters have kept Goldring their little
secret, even when a magazine story by financial reporter
Karen Glick showcases their sudden wealth. Everything was
working so well, but now one of the sisters has been found
murdered, Goldring is missing—and Karen Glick has a hit
man on her trail.
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