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by - written on 01/10/06 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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Synopsis ----------------- Having worked as a bond trader for little less than a year, Paul Murray is enjoying the excitement of dealing with millions pounds within the high risk trading environment. Taken under the wing of his boss, Hamilton MacKenzie, his future looks bright, especially as one of his colleagues; Debbie Chater has become smitten with him. But when her body turns up dead in the Thames, Paul becomes suspicious that maybe her death may not be accidental. As he attempts to uncover the truth behind her untimely death, he discovers that not only that their may be something going on within his company but that corruption also spreads ... Read the complete review
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