Bøger af Anna Porter

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"A chilling and suspenseful novel about a young woman who tries to find her father, who has mysteriously disappeared from their family cottage in Georgian Bay, and is consumed by dreams of the past--for fans of Gillian Flynn, Paula Hawkins, and Lucy Foley."--

Even though the police insist that Judith Hayes's friend, George, killed himself--after all, several people saw him jump, right in front of the moving train--Judith is not convinced. First in a duo of mysteries featuring this tough and appealing heroine.

Judith Hayes has landed an interview with a super-reclusive billionaire, but before she can talk to him, he dies of apparent natural causes--or were they? The search for the real story takes Judith and her policeman boyfriend from New York to Bermuda to Paris and, finally, to Hungary, childhood home of the dead billionaire.

George Soros is a billionaire and a philanthropist, a social activist who uses his wealth to champion social causes and change the world. With access to Soros and his Open Society Foundations, Anna Porter examines the growth of the man and the organization, the causes he has championed, and his successes and failures.