THE INSURANCE JOB

She spent her career proving how thieves got in. Now she has to become one.Insurance investigator Cassidy Doyle has built a career on one gift: she can read the lie hidden in a burned building, a padded claim, a shell company nobody was supposed to trace. So when a routine warehouse-fire investigation leads her, almost by accident, to Renfield Holdings - the powerful conglomerate that framed her father for arson seventeen years ago and let him die in prison for it - she doesn't file a report. She starts building a case the system will never let her win the honest way.The only door left open runs through a professional heist crew already circling Renfield's fortified tower, planning to hit the vault beneath its twentieth-anniversary gala. Cass talks her way in as "Vesper Cole," a security specialist with expertise no one questions - because for seventeen years, she's studied vaults, alarms, and blind spots from the other side of the claim. To get the one piece of evidence that can clear her father's name, she has to become exactly the kind of criminal she once hunted for a living.But a crew built on discipline and hard-won trust starts to feel less like cover and more like family, and the closer Cass gets to the truth buried in that vault, the harder it becomes to keep her real name - and her real reason for being there - a secret from the people she's come to care about. When a suspicious crewmate starts pulling the same threads she once pulled for a living, Cass has one shot left: pull off the job, get out clean, and make sure the men who destroyed her father can never bury the truth again.What's inside:¿ A meticulously plotted heist against a fortress built specifically to keep its secrets safe¿ A slow-burn found-family crew with real loyalty, real history, and real stakes¿ A double-identity thriller where one wrong word could end everything¿ A revenge plot that becomes something bigger: justice, on her own terms¿ A twisty, satisfying payoff that turns the hunter into exactly the thief she needed to becomePerfect for readers who loved the calculated tension of Ocean's Eleven-style heist crews and the personal-stakes fire of a betrayal-and-revenge thriller - and for anyone who has ever wanted the system that failed them to finally, completely lose.Bonus: readers who finish The Insurance Job will recognize the DNA of every great heist story - the plan, the crew, the near-miss, the reckoning - built around a woman who has more reason than anyone to make sure this job actually works.Some debts take seventeen years to collect. She's done waiting.