I received a copy of this book for review. I wasn't too sure about the whole high-tech thing but I was very pleasantly surprised. This book shows how easy identity theft and computer hacking can be in this day and age.
A momentary lapse of procedure by bank employee Rachel Foreman leads to identity theft. Pamela Cannon is the CEO of a drug company on the verge of a breakthrough in Alzheimer's. Not only is her identity stolen but a former employee is murdered and the murder is blamed on her. Rachel's mother Ellie, an investigator introduced by the author in her own series which I have not yet read, introduces Rachel to computer whiz Zach and they become involved in this case. Enter the FBI and we have some really high tech hacking. It's amazing what can be done with the proper software.
I don't want to ruin anything for the reader. The book moves fast with unexpected twists and turns. I enjoyed the characters. I look forward to reading more of this series and the Ellie Foreman series. ( )

MY GOD, TALK ABOUT GLUED TO MY SEAT AND RAPIDLY READING! It started when a CEO of a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company identity was brazenly stolen and her bank account hacked, bank manager, Rachael Foreman, was duped into opening another credit card account for CEO Pamela Conner and she wondered why a woman of her means needed another one. Rachel was fired, her reputation now ruined she went home to find her mom there. Ellie knew she needed to help her daughter and she called in favors, now mom and daughter are hell bent to find answers! Between dodging bad guys and figuring out the end game, this book kept me HIGHLY entertained! ( )