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ASK THE DAUGHTER
A Novel
Erika Chen is good at fixing other people's lives — until the tech company she works for suffers the largest data breach in history, and the investigation leads her back to her own family.
Her uncle, it turns out, is one of forty-three quietly connected investors who have spent decades consolidating power across industries no one thought to link. But the deeper Erika digs — with the help of an activist ex-lover she can't decide whether to trust, a detective carrying her own inherited secret, and a restaurant owner whose grandmother kept a coffee-can ledger for sixty years — the less this looks like a conspiracy, and the more it looks like something older: a network of ordinary people, mostly women, who built a lifeline out of nothing, long before anyone thought to call it power.
When a name surfaces that no one expected — a senior partner at the law firm now suing her closest friend — Erika has to decide what she owes the truth, and what the truth owes the people it's about to unmake.
Ask the Daughter is a novel about complicity without villains, love built on radical honesty, and the quiet, unglamorous work of choosing, again and again, what to build from what you didn't choose to inherit. For readers of Pachinko , The Sympathizer , and Everything I Never Told You .
ASK THE DAUGHTER
A Novel
Erika Chen is good at fixing other people's lives — until the tech company she works for suffers the largest data breach in history, and the investigation leads her back to her own family.
Her uncle, it turns out, is one of forty-three quietly connected investors who have spent decades consolidating power across industries no one thought to link. But the deeper Erika digs — with the help of an activist ex-lover she can't decide whether to trust, a detective carrying her own inherited secret, and a restaurant owner whose grandmother kept a coffee-can ledger for sixty years — the less this looks like a conspiracy, and the more it looks like something older: a network of ordinary people, mostly women, who built a lifeline out of nothing, long before anyone thought to call it power.
When a name surfaces that no one expected — a senior partner at the law firm now suing her closest friend — Erika has to decide what she owes the truth, and what the truth owes the people it's about to unmake.
Ask the Daughter is a novel about complicity without villains, love built on radical honesty, and the quiet, unglamorous work of choosing, again and again, what to build from what you didn't choose to inherit. For readers of Pachinko , The Sympathizer , and Everything I Never Told You .
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