Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy: The Secret World of Corporate Espionage Audiobook (Unabridged)

" A somewhat interesting book, but it felt really thin. Granted it's a tough subject for an investigative journalist, but it really felt like Javers was guessing/grasping at straws at times. Not disappointed I read it, but I was hoping for more. "

" kind of disappointing. Not very coherent. More like a historical review of the business with examples and therefore lacks a point, plot, and fun. The moral of this book? Corporate Espionage: it exists. "

" A good history/overview of the world of corporate espionage with good research and lots of examples; however, the author didn't seem emotionally engaged with the topic. The book comes off a bit dry as a consequence. "

" Cool book about role of corporate espionage. I enjoyed the story of the spy vs. spy game played by chocolate manufactures. "

" Recently finished this for book club. I would never have chosen it but it was a really interesting topic. "

" This is a great book. I would highly recommend it for those in competitive intelligence as full of examples of what NOT to do, but described in a highly entertaining way. Fabulous read. "

" I was expecting this book to be a little bit more engaging than it was. The parts covering the history of espionage, while interesting, seemed a bit like filler. "

" How could a book on this topic be so boring? I expected it to enlighten me on the cool stuff that was going on today, interesting stuff I didn't know, but instead I got yet another rehash of the Pinkertons and the history of the CIA. SNORESVILLE. "