Money to Burn: A Novel of Suspense, (Paperback)

from teeth

This was a good suspense book about Wall street and the sub prime mortgage crisis. There are many twists and turns in this book to keep you reading.

from Chatterbox

With the exception of Christopher Reich's debut novel, Numbered Account and a few of his other books, and the lower-profile but equally good books by Michael Ridpath (Trading Reality, The Predator or Final Venture), there's been a dearth of good Wall Street thrillers out there. Which is a shame, ...

from dketelsen

I really enjoyed this book. It combined finance with adventure and those are two things that normally don't combine. Fortunately in fiction anything can happen---and in this book, it does. Some of the criticisms of the book are that events get a mite too unlikely---and that's true, but I really e...

from PermaSwooned

Evidently this book was written just as the financial world meltdown was really getting started. Pretty uncanny timing, really. I think it was WAY over-plotted with so many twists and turns and characters who aren't what they seem to the point that it really detracted from what was essentially a ...

from PermaSwooned

Evidently this book was written just as the financial world meltdown was really getting started. Pretty uncanny timing, really. I think it was WAY over-plotted with so many twists and turns and characters who aren't what they seem to the point that it really detracted from what was essentially a ...