C.R. Wiley

Really quite helpful and enjoyable! It is not quite like anything I’ve ever read before. This quote captures the book as a whole: “For most people a house is just a place to sleep, watch television, and maybe cook a meal. Once upon a time a house was far more...Our lives are divided up among highly specialized institutions. But a household is a general purpose institution. Before we segregated everything in the interest of efficiency, houses were not only economically productive; they were schools, and nursing homes, and dozens of other things. This is a book about building an old fashioned, general purpose shelter-a real house-not a house made out of sticks and bricks. This is a good time to build one too; the conditions haven’t been this favorable in a long time” (xvii)… (mere)

Special Agent Nora Wexler has been dreaming all of her life to work at the FBI. Will she be tough enough to resist? Only 20% of the workers at the FBI are female.
She has initiative and the skills to be a good agent, but her first big case will not be easy and being the prey of a stalker will not help her... or yes?
At least she will have the help of a sexy colleague, Travis Greer, who will support her no matter what.
Theft identity: stealing someone's personal information and hacking the bank accounts is one of my biggest fears. Who doesn't have multiple internet accounts (facebook, twitter, google...) and make all the payments online? How can we be protected if someone erase our details all over the network?
This is one of the problems Nora will have to face in her case, if they are searching for an identity thief, who is really the person who are they searching for? How can they find him?
All it begins with a dead cat, it would seem a bad joke, but what happens if then there is a murder and a car explosion? It's all just one case or there are more dangerous people behind these events?
Nora and Greer will have to investigate all the incidents separately and decide how to connect them, and try not to be killed before they solve the case!… (mere)