Betrayal (2011)
“Dull and boring. The employees were hardworking and dedicated. Auditing was a serious business, so they took their jobs seriously. At lunchtime, they discussed dividends, tax shelters, and capital gains. They all knew the numbers for each and every tax form ever published. For the numerically challenged, it was the job from hell. For those with a mission, to work at the IRS was the chance of a lifetime.
Kate Rocket had worked her way up to supervisor of the Orlando office. She’d never missed a day of work. Never called in sick in the five years she had worked there. Never took a vacation and always ate her lunch at her desk. She did not socialize with any of the employees. She was punctual to a fault. All who worked with her, especially the new agents, called her “Killer Kate” behind her back because working with her would kill you. She knew what they said about her. She had a job to do. She didn’t care to learn about her workers’ personal lives. She didn’t want to give them an opport...unity to ask about hers.MoreLess
Kate Rocket had worked her way up to supervisor of the Orlando office. She’d never missed a day of work. Never called in sick in the five years she had worked there. Never took a vacation and always ate her lunch at her desk. She did not socialize with any of the employees. She was punctual to a fault. All who worked with her, especially the new agents, called her “Killer Kate” behind her back because working with her would kill you. She knew what they said about her. She had a job to do. She didn’t care to learn about her workers’ personal lives. She didn’t want to give them an opport...unity to ask about hers.MoreLess
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