Security expert Jack Fairfax brings his rich, new wife Charley with him to a business lunch to provide a smokescreen about why he and Dotcom CEO Morgan Stokes are meeting. Dotcom wonderboys are found all over San Francisco, leaving Charley decidedly unenthusiastic about the idea, until Stokes arrives looking like a physical and mental wreck. His company's problems now include murder. That piques Charley's interest. Enough that she's eager to take on a real job for the first time in her life, so she can go underground at the company to help investigate. With help from a few friends, including a wardrobe specialist from her theatre company for acquiring role-appropriate business costumes, her vastly rich and vastly annoying uncle for leverage, his bodyguard who's as handy as a supremely intimidating parking spot holder as he is with a gun, and the finance wiz friend who speaks business well enough to communicate with the natives in their own language.

Yes, some of the characters are a bit stereotypical and yes, little about Charley's life resembles any reality you know. But I just didn't care. This doesn't pretend to be remotely serious, much less a piece of gritty realism. It's just supposed to be a fun ride through a world where bad things happen but people whose company you enjoy deal with it all with plenty of wit and style. So just sit back and enjoy the ride. I sure did. Highly recommended.