When The Skyline Changes

<p class=ql-align-justify><strong><em>When the Skyline Changes</em></strong> by James B. Fitzgerald is a gripping character-driven thriller that follows <strong>Willem Will Kelly</strong> a disillusioned loan officer trapped in a failing marriage and a soul-crushing corporate job. The story opens in his Manhattan office where an ominous email from his company's Financial Investigation Officer threatens to unravel a scheme he has been carefully orchestrating-<strong>embezzling funds to finance his complete disappearance</strong>. As the clock ticks Will's meticulously laid escape plan is accelerated forcing him into <strong>a tense high-stakes game of deception</strong>. He turns to an old high school acquaintance turned underground identity forger to create a new persona and build the foundation for a life on the run. Fitzgerald deftly layers suspense with sharp observations about corporate greed personal disillusionment and the lengths people will go to for freedom. The novel's <strong>detailed plotting and inner monologue pull the reader deep into Will's moral compromises</strong> creating a tense cinematic narrative that asks: <strong>how far would you go to start over</strong>?</p><p></p>