Corporate sabatoge was not in Tanzie's job description per se, but she proves to be a natural at it—as well as her own little deceits. Tanzie Lewis used to have it all. The stylish wife of a successful oil executive at the top of the Houston social scene, she used to spend her days playing scratch golf or lunching with friends at the club. That was before she was dumped in favor of a beautiful younger woman and the global financial crisis wreaked havoc on her divorce settlement. Now, at 52, Tanzie finds herself depressed and alone in Tulsa, watching her waist size grow and her professional opportunities shrink, working as a minion for clueless bosses in the internal audit department of the Bishop Group. So what's a "girlie" to do? Snoop! Taking advantage of Bishop Group's security weaknesses, Tanzie begins to unravel the intricate warp and woof of corporate fraud, manipulation, and a cover-up that enrages her.!

Tanzie Lewis may be confessing her sins, but has this corporate auditor turned sleuth really learned any lessons from her crimes? ​Tanzie successfully brought down her previous company for their dirty dealings, but she feels compelled to fly back to her hometown of San Francisco to confess the sins she committed in the process. However, instead of the liberation Tanzie hoped to gain from her time in the dim light of the confessional, she finds herself drawn into intertwining investigations where her professional skills, once again, threaten to place her in danger, and a budding romance competes for this appealing detective's attention in another clever adventure in the series. Joanne Fox Phillips is the chief audit executive for a multinational oil and gas company headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Joanne has two marvelous sons, Clayton and Ted. She currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with her husband, Phil, and her two rescue dogs, Rocky and Memphis.