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tamarasbooknook 's review for:
The Promotion
by Daniel Hurst
The Promotion is another twisty and dark psychological thriller from Daniel Hurst which I raced through and couldn't put down.
In her early twenties, Imogen just wanted to travel. After her initial reluctance to enter the banking profession, Imogen eventually settles into her role and rises through the ranks of the bank her father used to head. But recently her promising career has ground to a halt and she finds herself working 24/7 just to keep her boss at bay. He is making her life hell because he is the only one who knows her secret. He's taken the promotion that should have been hers and is passing off her hard work as his own.
When her father's health deteriorates even further, necessitating constant care, and her pay rise is blocked yet again, Imogen is driven to desperate actions, with unexpected consequences.
Many thanks to @NetGalley and @inkubatorbooks for a digital ARC in exchange for my honest review.
In her early twenties, Imogen just wanted to travel. After her initial reluctance to enter the banking profession, Imogen eventually settles into her role and rises through the ranks of the bank her father used to head. But recently her promising career has ground to a halt and she finds herself working 24/7 just to keep her boss at bay. He is making her life hell because he is the only one who knows her secret. He's taken the promotion that should have been hers and is passing off her hard work as his own.
When her father's health deteriorates even further, necessitating constant care, and her pay rise is blocked yet again, Imogen is driven to desperate actions, with unexpected consequences.
Many thanks to @NetGalley and @inkubatorbooks for a digital ARC in exchange for my honest review.