Review: Christian Grey Meet Harvey Goldman
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
The book starts with Cindy grieving her sister Penny's death. Cindy always idolized her sister because Penny took care of her after their parents' death. Penny's death is ruled a suicide, but Cindy later finds out that Penny had a wrongful death suit against the NYC Department of Transportation on behalf of their parents. She also knew that Penny had a sexual harassment case at work that was later dropped. The family attorney is convinced that Penny's death is the result of foul play, and not suicide, so he suggests hiring a private investigator to look into Harvey Goldman, the investment broker that swindled her dad, sexually harassed her sister, and got away with it.Cindy sets out to trap Harvey Goldman by changing her identity. She later develops feelings for him, and he claims to be a new and improved version of himself. Cindy is torn, but in the end, Harvey is sent to jail for embezzlement, and then sends Penny a letter suggesting that, if she wants to know who killed Penny, she should come talk to him in person.He tells her he loves her, and pretty much suggests that the only way she'll get any closure regarding her sister's death is to contact him personally. How arrogant!