Every Number Has A Name: Dark Romantic Suspense Novel of Private Intelligence and Corporate Risk

Somebody had rounded the world into shape and thought that made it invisible. Real money is untidy.Cranebourne Wharf killed two men, and the paperwork says it didn't. Nadia has the payment timeline that proves otherwise, and every professional route she has taken to be heard has closed behind her - regulatory referral, evidence suppression, the quiet withdrawal of her insurance. She is right, and being right is costing her everything.Sebastian Vesper runs the kind of private intelligence firm that keeps an index card on people long before it introduces itself. He has been watching her for months. The novel does not pretend that is romantic, and neither does she - but the file he has built is the only thing standing between Nadia and the men who would prefer the record stayed rounded.The first of six Vesper Files. Dark romantic suspense set in the private intelligence and corporate risk world of contemporary London, with a full content note at the front of the book. For adult readers.