Despite a painful past, Morgan persevered to make a reputable name for himself. After graduating from Drexel University, he forged his way to become one of Wall Street's most powerful dealers. His mentor and father-in-law, Ralph Jenkinson, a financial genius, emerged as the chairman of America's first five hundred million-dollar conglomerate, the Barrington International Corporation.
The lives of Morgan and Ralph, two men at the peak of their careers, take a sudden twist as they face the tragic loss of their loved ones. They have always cared for each other in a business manner, but at that moment, they stand helpless, equal in their grief, their confusion, and their inability to solve the problem of death.
Secret Faces, Secret Places may be of interest to readers who enjoy crime stories involving society's most influential people.