You think the sidewalk is where the city ends. You think you know what’s down there. You’d better think again.
Paul Hewitt can do no wrong when it comes to million-dollar Wall Street deals. Not until a series of building collapses threaten his clients’ portfolios.
The strange incidents dot the globe from Hong Kong to Brazil and seem to be unrelated. But Paul’s not the kind of guy that likes loose ends—or nervous investors.
When an office building in Lower Manhattan collapses, events hit close to home, and Paul’s suspicions rise as he uncovers disturbing connections between the accidents.
But the deeper he digs the more the official explanations just don’t add up, and his search leads to a shocking discovery. The city only thinks it’s on solid ground . . .
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