Jason Dunn thinks he know whats going on–he wasn’t born yesterday. When he finds love notes from his wife to another man, he thinks affair, not set up (like she claims).
Little by little things in Jason’s life begin going so-right, and yet at the same time so-wrong. His most despised co-worker becomes his boss, he gains a beautiful new assistant, his recently released jailbird brother is causing all kinds of trouble for him, and he finds a loophole that if he should take it, will net him enough money to last many lifetimes.
What he would have never thought have doing at one time becomes a bit easier with every baby step, every little sin, every bit of twisted reasoning. Now comes the big step, the one he won’t ever be able to undo. Will he take it, or will something happen to change the path he’s headed down.
I feel like I should have had a crash course in banking and high finance before reading this book. There was way to much bank-speak. Also, this was definitely a book written with men in mind. It is highly plot driven, and the characters are left swimming in shallow water.
I was not comfortable with how the intimacy was described in the book. If as it seemed it was truly written for men, then it would draw even more of a visual than I felt it did. Although not excessive by mainstream standards, for a christian publisher it was awfuly close to the line.
Overall I just did not enjoy this book, but I must admit that the writing skill was excellent and Michael Berrier has a lot of potential. I will be looking out to see what he writes in the future.
3 Stars
This book was provided to me by the publishers through NetGalley. All opinions rendered are my own.
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