This book is a little different from the other Tech Billionaires/Venture capitalist series in a few ways. First, Fiona is the center of the story and she is decisive, unyielding and brilliant at what she does in her investigations and fixing things for her clients. Her role in the book has her in more of a power position than most novels of this type.
The three main cases that Fiona and Bash’s security firm are working on are what makes this book a real page turner. Details are revealed as the investigation of each unfolds. We don’t really have the ability to predict who might be responsible - just like in a real investigation. When I look back in everything that was involved in the story from maximum security prison to the office Christmas party, not a word is wasted. I
I was glad Fiona warmed up to Bash. The two of them seemed a little robotic in the relationship. They spoke the right words and did the best of the “dirty” deeds, but the after talk seemed too clinical, rather than intimate, to me.
The story involving Fiona’s background made this extra interesting, and added to the quality of the book.
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