Louisa Valentine

Trading Secrets (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Nicola Pearson is a new recruit to the Federal Bank in Sydney, hired to devise a new system to manage the trading risks of the bank. It is the mid-90s and she has to prove herself professionally and intellectually to win over the dealers, especially their boss Tom Forrester. He has recently returned from a three-year stint in London to run the Federal Bank's financial trading operations.

Nicola has been left in the lurch by her ex-husband and does not trust men, lacking confidence in her judgment of them although she is confident of her workforce skills. She lives quietly, keeping her private life to herself and worrying over a secret.

Tom is also divorced, following a marriage experience which left him very disillusioned. The world sees him as living in the fast lane and Nicola is not his usual 'type' but something about her calls to him.

He gradually recognises she is bottling up a secret. Does he hold the key to relieving her worries and changing her life?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Louise Wilson
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Februar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780645074130
• Artikelnr.: 60923505

Autorenporträt

Louisa Valentine writes 'sweet romance' stories. She married young and expected to have one husband and three children - but life got in the way and it turned out to be the other way around. Another surprise came with her four grandchildren - two sets of twins, born a year apart, now teenagers. The complications of family life have proved a rich resource for her as a writer. She has also lived and worked in many places around the world and enjoys evoking the 'feel' of these places in the settings she chooses for her books. Her themes so far? A love triangle. A secret baby. Infertile couples. Star-crossed lovers longing for something - and someone - seemingly out of reach. Second chances. All definitely fiction, not fact!