The Devil's Banker Audiobook

" An enjoyable read in the thriller genre with forensic accounting being a welcome change. Plot twists kept the interest alive through the book to the end. I agree with another reviewer that jihadist terrorism is an overused schtick, but this book used it in an interesting fashion. "

" A decent book about an agent using financial information to track down terrorists, but not as good as the others I've read by Reich. I was never really drawn into the story. If you haven't read Numbered Account, read it instead. "

" Good for a one time read.endings are disappointing. "

" a lite read for the weekend "

" Another post 9/11 thriller of us vs the terrorist....in this case the money brokers. An interesting look into fanaticism. Great ending! "

" Much, much better than The First Billion. Devil's Banker was just about non-stop from the get go. Recommended. "

" Though I, personally, have had my fill of post 9-11 Arab threats and would rather avoid them if I can, I have to admit this one was pretty good and original in enough ways to hold my interest. "

" Great author--couldn t put it down. "

" Not bad, interesting concept, esp using numbers to track terrorists down. Plot development, and raciness (what keeps one turning the pages) was a bit lacking "

" did not finish this - will try another of his books but will punt this author if this one is a dud. "

" not as good as The Runner or Numbered Account. too many characters to keep track of. though the ending pulled it all together. "

" Fascinating plot. Also relevant and easy reading. But for those of us looking to get the down and dirty of money laundering (in a fictional sort of way) it doesn't get detailed enough. No surprise though. "

" Great read - keeps the reader guessing as to what will happen next. "

" John Lee does a wonderful job reading this thriller. I've just discovered Reich and am enjoying his fast paced, twisty plots in an international setting. "

" Very well written, but I just couldn't get into it until the last 100 pages. "

" Lots of acronyms and I'm just not that interested in reading terrorist anything. "

" Christopher Reich has done for unconventional financing what John LaCarre did for spycraft, and what John Grissom has done for the law. The dialogue is so believable, and the characters are so attractive, it makes you want to live your life all over again and choose another profession. "

" Not bad, interesting concept, esp using numbers to track terrorists down. Plot development, and raciness (what keeps one turning the pages) was a bit lacking "

" did not finish this - will try another of his books but will punt this author if this one is a dud. "

" Much, much better than The First Billion. Devil's Banker was just about non-stop from the get go. Recommended. "

" John Lee does a wonderful job reading this thriller. I've just discovered Reich and am enjoying his fast paced, twisty plots in an international setting. "

" Great author--couldn t put it down. "

" not as good as The Runner or Numbered Account. too many characters to keep track of. though the ending pulled it all together. "

" An enjoyable read in the thriller genre with forensic accounting being a welcome change. Plot twists kept the interest alive through the book to the end. I agree with another reviewer that jihadist terrorism is an overused schtick, but this book used it in an interesting fashion. "

" A decent book about an agent using financial information to track down terrorists, but not as good as the others I've read by Reich. I was never really drawn into the story. If you haven't read Numbered Account, read it instead. "

" Three stars is generous. This is just pulp, not much thinking, like watching an action movie in my head. There are too many characters and side-plots to keep track of, and the Muslim threat of terrorism is overdone. Yeah, three stars is very generous. "

" Fascinating plot. Also relevant and easy reading. But for those of us looking to get the down and dirty of money laundering (in a fictional sort of way) it doesn't get detailed enough. No surprise though. "