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Confessions of a Predatory Lender

By: Irma Fritz
Narrated by: Anne Marie Damman
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Meet Christy. She's all about Palouse. She was born in the town of Palouse, in the Palouse region of Washington State. Her family name is Palus, and her father is a descendant of the Palouse tribe - watered down to a few drops. Still, it's something she is proud of. If someone had told her that she will become a predatory lender, betray her best friend, fall in love with a thief, and help her bosses bust up the bank she works for, she would have laughed out loud.

This is the summer of 2006, and everyone knows you can make a killing in mortgage lending. Christy and her BFF Megan moved to the big city of Seattle to do just that. While Megan is already dreaming of hot cars and designer clothes, "good girl" Christy's ambitions are more modest...at first!

So how is it her fault that she lands in the world of subprime lending; you know, the stuff that lost families their homes and wrecked our economy?

©2013 Irma Fritz (P)2013 Irma Fritz

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