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Bond girl

by Erin Duffy (2013)

About this book

Being the new girl in one of New York's biggest banks isn't what Alex Garrett expected. For one thing, she gets a fold-up chair and no desk - apparently some people don't last long enough to need their own chair ... For another, her colleagues aren't quite the geeks she feared. In fact, pretty soon she's having the time of her life. Sure, it's not ideal when you lose thousands of dollars on your first trade, and no she hadn't really expected to be sent for car-loads of pizzas for breakfast - without a car ... But she soon realises that the crazy, shocking, hilarious group of men that surround her could be the best friends she ever had, and one of them may become even more.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBond girl Lead Character

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