• The Asset Management
    In the glass towers of Wall Street, people are not humans; they are assets. Sarah was the most efficient asset at Marcus Thorne's investment firm. She was a shark in a pencil skirt, capable of dismantling a company in a weekend and feeling nothing but the thrill of the kill. Marcus was the Apex Predator. He didn't just manage money; he managed people's lives. He had a way of finding the one...
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  • The Management Fee
    The penthouse on the 42nd floor of the Obsidian Tower was a masterpiece of glass and steel, designed to make the inhabitants feel as though they were floating above the grime of Manhattan. For Elena, a senior partner at one of the city's most ruthless firms, the apartment was a fortress of efficiency. Her children, Julian and Chloe, were raised in this atmosphere of curated perfection, taught...
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  • The New Management
    The first committee meeting was exactly as ridiculous as Daniel had expected and exactly as boring. He sat at the end of a long table in what had once been a corporate boardroom on the forty-second floor of a Midtown building. Twelve children sat around the table, all of them wearing suits that had belonged to their parents or older siblings or whoever had been wearing them when everything...
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  • The Pale Protocol
    The Pale Protocol London, 1887. The fog did not so much descend as assemble—a slow congregation of grey particles that settled over Whitefriars like a verdict waiting to be read. Julian Vane had come to the Fleet Press at twenty-six with ink already under his fingernails and the smell of dead authors in his lungs. The Fleet Press was a machine that consumed the dead and excreted the...
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