Evie Sullivan has her eye on making partner at her high-profile Manhattan law firm, and she's more than willing to sacrifice her personal life to reach her goal. But when she's accused of slipshod workbogus expense reports, incomplete letters to important clientsshe discovers that someone at the firm has stolen her identity and is sending e-mails from her secured PC. Not knowing who to trust, Evie is forced to do her own investigating if she is to uncover the truth behind who's sabotaging her. Schaab's debut legal thriller is dense and intense and plays effectively with the visceral fear that everyone's identity is open for theft. A series with potential. Wilkens, Mary Frances
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"The Devil Wears Prada in legal technicolor. A smart, thoroughly-enjoyable tale." --Liz Smith,
New York Post Columnist and
New York Times Bestselling Author of Natural Blonde and Dishing: Great Dish And Dishes From America's Most Beloved Gossip Columnist.
"Imaginative, suspenseful and well thought out, Wearing the Spider is a mystery thriller that readers will find hard to put down." --Shirley Roe,
Allbooks Review"Evie Sullivan has her eye on making partner at her high-profile Manhattan law firm, and she's more than willing to sacrifice her personal life to reach her goal. But when she's accused of slipshod work -- bogus expense reports, incomplete letters to important clients -- she discovers that someone at the firm has stolen her identity and is sending e-mails from her secured PC. Not knowing who to trust, Evie is forced to do her own investigating, if she is to uncover the truth behind who's sabotaging her. Schaab's debut legal thriller is dense and intense and plays effectively with the visceral fear that everyone's identity is open for theft. A series with potential." --Mary Frances Wilkens, Booklist, June Issue. Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved.