Mila Mirkin and John Lister want success any way they can get it. For Mila, that means working as an escort to finance grad school. For John, it means getting his hedge fund on track even if he breaks a basic moral tenant: thou shalt not kill. Following the mysterious death of Toronto's top financial prosecutor, Vitaly Mirkin is transferred to the role. His first case is against John Lister. Mila's brother is prosecuting her primary client. As John's ruthless plan unfolds, he pulls Mila ever closer, leaving her in a terrible quandary: tell her brother what she knows and expose her secret life, or pretend innocence and put the lives of others in mortal danger

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Vince Fernandez is a financial professional with more than 20 years experience investing in capital markets. In zen moments, when he's not typing with two fingers, he enjoys sabre fencing, fishing, and carving kayak paddles. He resides in Toronto with his family. Little Sister is his first novel.

medical devices can be hijacked with a few keystrokes. the sooner the deaths of the insured, the better the financial returns of investorsThis alarming reality is why Vince Fernandez wrote Little Sister. His chilling debut novel puts a new spin on an old question: How far will you go to get what you want I find few things more riveting than a good story that peels back the professional veneer of financial power brokers and exposes the underbelly of their corruption, greed, sexual predation, and revenge. With Little Sister, Vince succeeds in doing just that.- from the Foreword by Norb Vonnegut, author of thrillers Top Producer, Gods of Greenwich Village, and The Trust, columnist, Wall Street Journal online (for a Vonnegut to endorse another writers book let alone write the Foreword is high praise indeed)

Vince Fernandez has crafted a superb thriller taking readers inside the very possible, dark realm of remote-control murder for profit - Michael B. Davie, The Late Man