Need You Now Audiobook

" great read.....twists and turns really had me guessing.... "

" Really, great, really complex book with a great plot, and tons of great twists, I really loved reading it!!! "

" This is a financial thriller and I wasn't sure about it as I picked it up. It is an Andie Henning book but it is a standalone and you don't have to read any of James Gripppando's other books. I followed some of the Bernie Madoff saga but not very closely. I afraid wouldn't be able to keep up. However, I should have known that James Grippando would write about it in a way that would be fascinating and understandable. It was fairly quick paced. It dragged a little in the middle as the characters were trying to find their way. Some of their choices weren't understandable and were just there to help a big plot twist. I didn't find the characters to be memorable and Andie Henning doesn't play a huge part in it. I definitely think that Mr. Grippando needs to stick with Jack Swytecek as his main character. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a financial thriller or a reader of the series. "

" Very interesting premise for the story. I found it hard to put down. "

" Listened to this on audio book over a two day period. It was a good mystery. Had you guessing till the end. "

" Although this is not a Jack Swyteck book (love that character), it's still a keeper. Grippando knows how to hook you and hold you. :) "

" A complicated, yet entertaining plot. Lots of action. Well-edited, naturally. "

" A rather convoluted plot that fitted my need for escapist literature with a Madoff ponzi scheme being little more than a MacGuffin. I wish Michael Lewis would write a fictional account of the Madoff Ponzi scandal. Come to think of it just a straight up telling of the story would be good. "

" One of those books that everything gets more and more complicated and then is quickly wrapped up in the end. Rather over dramatic with a Ponzi scheme, the mob, CIA, president, etc etc...wasn't impressed. "

" messy with some interchangeable, forgettable, faceless characters devolving into uninteresting mishmash--just stuck with it to finish it. "

" This one was okay. I found it to be a little dry in places and the plot dragged on a bit. Overall it was a good read though. I still prefer Grippando's Jack Swyteck series more though. "

" It is fiction but it really made me think... "

" This was another hit by Grippando. Although it started slowly, and was a bit jargon heavy, there were enough twists and turns to hold my attention and finish it in - what is for me - an acceptable amount of time. "

" Very convoluted story of banking espionage involving the government and a Ponzi scheme. "

" My first book by this author. I've already gone to the library to pick up another. "

" First book by Grippando I've read, I believe. Enjoyed it, though characters kept getting added. Ultimately I felt a little cheated by the bad guy, because we weren't given enough info about him to make a fair assessment. "

" Complicated plot. Somewhat hard to follow; therefore not too memorable. "

" As far as Grippando novels go this is not one of my favorites. The plot tends to be a little confusing at times. I did not really enjoy the characters. There are some surprises at the end. Overall it is still a good book. "

" A below-average effort from Grippando, although to be fair, that's an above average effort for many authors. A rather ho-hum financial thriller that just didn't do much for me. "

" excellent book I really enjoy his work "

" Wallstreet thriller involving a Ponzi scheme mystery. "

" Timely, gripping and suspenseful with plenty of twists. Had to keep reading to see how it ended. Really enjoyed it. "

" Really enjoyed. Like the way Grippando interweaves his characters through his series of books. "

" Liked it, but his older stuff is better. Doesn't have the intense, can't-put-down quality of Money to Burn or Afraid of the Dark. "