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About Jenn
Jenn Bregman is a UCLA Law graduate and former Big Law litigator who practiced both in Los Angeles and on Wall Street in New York City where she worked on some of the most notorious financial crimes cases of our time. Published in the UCLA Law Review, she loves to travel, ski, run marathons, scuba dive, and hike giant mountains, having summited 14,265 foot Quandary Peak, “reverse summited” the Grand Canyon, and thru-hiked from Crested Butte to Aspen. She lives in Colorado with her family and sweet Havanese dog Babalu.
About The Last Hamilton
3:23 a.m. A subway train. The screech of the emergency lever being pulled. Hellish silence. When Elizabeth Walker, the last heir of the Alexander Hamilton line, is tragically killed by a subway train in New York, foul play is immediately suspected. Elizabeth had been terrified, frantic, and manic during her last days, running mysterious errands, searching for a strange antique key, and sending cryptic messages to her best friend, Sarah Brockman. The morning after Elizabeth’s death, a box of tattered documents lands on Sarah’s doorstep, confirming her suspicions about Elizabeth’s strange behavior and shocking death.
Praise for Jenn’s Work
“Those yearning for modern day adventures and age-old mysteries are going to love this novel. There’s a knack for storytelling here that is evident on every page. Definitely read this one.”
— Steve Berry, New York Times and #1 bestselling author of the Cotton Malone series
“A riveting thriller by a writer you will not soon forget. The Last Hamilton is equal parts masterful suspense and cool historical drama. A cast of characters that stays with you. The Last Hamilton is a gift for all readers.”
—Julie Klam, New York Times bestselling author of The Almost Legendary Morris Sisters
“The Last Hamilton reads like an action/adventure movie, weaving a National Treasure-style scavenger hunt into a backdrop tailor-made for Hamilton fans. The stakes are high, the pace is swift, and the history is compelling: A solid-gold combination.”
—Jessica Strawser, USA Today bestselling author of The Last Caretaker
“Beyond fascinating! A pacy contemporary thriller that answers the question: What if Alexander Hamilton had one last gift to give America? A must-read for puzzle lovers and history buffs.”
—Glenn Cooper, internationally bestselling author of Library of the Dead
Secret Lives of Women in Revolutionary Times
In this blog, updated whenever a new secret demands to be revealed, I will share fascinating and private tidbits about women’s lives in Revolutionary times. Our “Founding Mothers” who, despite living in a vastly different epoch, share with us remarkably similar needs, wants, hopes, and aspirations.
So hold on tight as the journey begins. The journey into the Secret Lives of Women in Revolutionary Times.
Attempts to Corner the Gold Market
Ah, finance. Never boring. Especially when it’s brilliant, brash, and greedy. Enter the world of “cornering a market.”
Cornering the market means acquiring enough shares of a particular security type or holding a significant commodity position to be able to manipulate its price.
The most direct strategy for attempting a corner is to buy a large percentage of the available commodity offered for sale and hoard it.
