The Lies We Trade
by Kristine Delano
Meredith Hansel, portfolio manager of a prestigious Wall
Street firm, should be riding high on her success, but her life is falling
apart. Her home has been vandalized, her
marriage is falling apart and her teenaged daughter is in trouble. Her job is
in jeopardy and perhaps even her family’s lives are at stake. Betsey, her
coworker, has been fired but keeps reappearing trying either to threaten or
warn Meredith. She must sort through the
debris to look for clues as to what is happening and why.
This book was unusual in that it covered the life of a woman
working on Wall Street. Because of that,
there were some parts of it that went over my head. Still, the action was fast-paced and
contained enough drama to keep me reading to try and figure out what would
happen next.
It was a very clean read and had some elements of faith,
especially when Meredith remembered her grandmother’s example. As the story resolved, faith played a bigger
part in Meredith’s life.
I am grateful to the publisher for this complimentary arc in
exchange for this, my honest review.
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