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Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1, Lust (Lust, Money & Murder #1)

by Mike Wells (Goodreads Author)

4.06 of 5 stars 4.06 · rating details · 262 ratings · 103 reviews

This is Book 1 of the series.

This book begins with a young and naive Elaine Brogan as she initially pursues her dream of a career as a photomodel. After becoming entangled with a sleazy modeling agency, she decides to become a Secret Service agent, struggling through the arduous training academy. After her first disastrous assignment, she is transferred to Bulgaria. There,...more

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May 15, 2013 Kim Heimbuch rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned-ebook

Elaine had a childhood like many growing up in a single parent household raised by her father and in a very low income neighborhood. As a little girl, her father would tell her enchanting tales of how her great-great-great-great-grandmother was an Irish Princess and lived in a castle surrounded by a moat and how she too would grow up to be filthy rich and do great things. Her father thought the world of Elaine and would do anything for her to ensure she received a good education at a prestigious...more

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Apr 23, 2013 Terri Powers rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay, who’s the salt and pepper guy at the beginning of the book? This is the question that will keep you reading Book 1 of Lust, Money, and Murder, by Mike Wells @MikeWellsAuthor, and have you buying Book 2. Great beginning; you know you are in for a shocking, no frills, and no fun and games story that keeps you guessing.Lust

After a quick beginning, the story unfolds at the beginning of Elaine Brogan’s life. Born to Patrick and Kathy Brogan, Elaine grows up believing she is a Princess and that...more

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Apr 12, 2013 Jesse Giles Christiansen author rated it 5 of 5 stars

In our century, if an author makes inroads toward marrying a page-turning thriller with talent-lurking prose, then he is certainly heading somewhere; Mike Wells is an author to keep your eyes on, ladies and gents.

Mike Wells is an aesthetically keen painter using a large brush yet still managing to provide us an occasional peek into his poetic heart. He'll paint broad strokes, escalating a plot to draw you in, employing powerful, unpredictable story lines to be sure you don't take his novel for g...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Jeannie Walker rated it 5 of 5 stars

How many men would hand you a Gucci bag and tell you to convert all of the money into casino chips and then let you gamble with all of it?
When Elaine Brogan was young, she had a wonderful dad. He would carry her up the tiny wooden deck, holding her in his arms, saying, "Your great-great-great grandmother was an Irish Princess." Even though Elaine would never be rich and her dad was a beer-guzzling laborer, she knew her dad would always protect her and she would always be his princess. What a wo...more

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Nov 13, 2012 Jason Bucky Roberts rated it 4 of 5 stars

Do you like stories about deception, mystery, international espionage, and the lengths to which men will go in the name of power and greed? If so, then Lust, Money, and Murder, by Mike Wells may be a book for you.

Lust, Money, and Murder was the first novel by Mike Wells I've read, and I'm glad I did for several reasons. Mr. Wells writes in a style that grabs ahold of the reader and doesn't easily let go. Without a lot of emphasis on unnecessary details, the story hits you like a passenger jet la...more Do you like stories about deception, mystery, international espionage, and the lengths to which men will go in the name of power and greed? If so, then Lust, Money, and Murder, by Mike Wells may be a book for you.

Lust, Money, and Murder was the first novel by Mike Wells I've read, and I'm glad I did for several reasons. Mr. Wells writes in a style that grabs ahold of the reader and doesn't easily let go. Without a lot of emphasis on unnecessary details, the story hits you like a passenger jet landing on the tarmac. You're off and running and not going to stop or get bored until it's finished. And even after the long haul, it's not quite over yet, and I'll explain that shortly.

While the title, Lust, Money, and Murder may seem stereotypical of books you've read or movies you've seen, this story has some unique components. It starts off very mysteriously, an older sugar-daddy with a young woman, and they're traveling around Europe having one big party. But there's something going on, an undercurrent beneath the charade of cordial and passionate behavior that's impossible to put a finger on. This short story comes to an abrupt end, but we find out that the theme of this little introduction is actually the main thrust behind the novel's storyline.

The narrative focuses on a young girl who grows up under very challenging circumstances. Without a mother, she copes as well as can be expected. Her father wants the best for her, but is doing things he shouldn't be to help her get not only the things she wants, but the best education. Trying to grow up quickly and find herself, she makes a terrible mistake and inadvertently pulls her father into it. One thing after another goes wrong, and we find ourselves watching this girl set out on a lifelong mission of revenge. Sound intriguing yet?

One of the main components to this story is counterfeit money. Before reading this book, I had no idea what intaglio printing was. But by the time I was finished, I knew quite a bit about it and the process by which official currency is printed.

True to its title, 'Lust, Money, and Murder,' at its core, is about characters and motivating behavior. And this is really what keeps you going--seeing who is going to what next, as well as who is hiding what. Again, the story moves fast, and along the way there are many unexpected twists. Just when you think you've got things figured out, the story takes a sharp turn and sends you down another path. This makes it a swift page-turner of a novel.

Warning to potential readers--it all ends on a huge cliffhanger. If you poke around and see what else Mike Wells has written, you'll see that one of the things he does is write series. You can acquire several of the "Book 1's" for free for your Kindle or Nook or whatever you like to read eBooks on. But at the end of the story, you'll want to find out how things go and you just may purchase Book 2. It's up to you. But whatever you do, know that you may find yourself so wrapped up in Lust, Money, and Murder, you'll probably be looking for more. (less)

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Jul 20, 2012 Ally Atherton rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 52-books-in-52-weeks

A young woman enters a casino to exchange a large amount of money for chips and ends up falling to her death from a cliff edge. Then we have Elaine Brogan who follows her dream of becoming a model and ends up working as a secret service agent to avenge a family tragedy.
This story takes the reader from casinos to exclusive private beaches and then all around the globe from the US, Bulgaria and Germany. Can Elaine get the revenge that she seeks on the mysterious man that has taken her father away?...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Kay Rogal rated it 5 of 5 stars

Have you ever been on a blind date...someone says, 'you should meet...'

Okay, I've never been on a blind date and the last time I read a book written by a male author writing adult fiction was years ago.

Mike ought to have his butt kicked LOL, and I say this with indulgence, a smile and laughter. His writing is addictive. His writing portrays the heroine's emotions so real, her attitude strong and determined in revenge, love and holding her own ina world investigating counterfeit money and the man...more

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Jun 15, 2012 C.K. Raggio rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have to laugh at all the people complaining about the author suckering them into buying more books. If you read, people, it says in red on the cover - a SERIES by Mike Wells. Plus it's called Book 1. What else would you like him to do? Put a neon flashing warning on it?! If you don't like series books that's fine, your opinion. But don't blame the author because you didn't look before you hit the buy button!

Lust, Money & Murder immediately pulled me in. The opening chapter was intriguing t...more

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Jun 07, 2012 eNovel Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Elaine Brogan's father is a construction worker, and though he lacks the education, he understands to bring up his child properly; he must do whatever it takes to provide her with the opportunities he never had. Even if that means he must engage in unsavory and illicit activities on occasions. (Some spoilers if you continue reading...)

Elaine learns at the tender age of 16, that the world is full of swindlers and con artists. Only her father, who gives her unconditional love, can be trusted. When...more Elaine Brogan's father is a construction worker, and though he lacks the education, he understands to bring up his child properly; he must do whatever it takes to provide her with the opportunities he never had. Even if that means he must engage in unsavory and illicit activities on occasions. (Some spoilers if you continue reading...)

Elaine learns at the tender age of 16, that the world is full of swindlers and con artists. Only her father, who gives her unconditional love, can be trusted. When he is arrested and convicted for a crime he never committed, one that she inadvertently involved him in, she is distraught. When he kills himself in prison, in order to protect her, she vows revenge.

With the foundation her father provided, and her will to succeed at any cost, she embarks on a mission to avenge her father's death. She bypasses all the college partying, and the various other distractions, to graduate at the top of her class. Elaine can work anywhere, and raise herself out of the blighted and impoverished Pittsburgh neighborhood where she grew up. Instead she chooses a government job, the US Secret Service. Specifically the counterfeiting division. Elaine soon finds revenge is never sweet nor complete.

She is punished for refusing the advances of her swarmy first boss, and sent to the Bulgarian office where she meets the man of her dreams. Though he is also her superior and the complex Kabuki dance they perform in order to remain professional, frustrates her endlessly. The man she falls for is much like her father, kind and gentle but engaged in somewhat questionable and quasi-legal activity. Can she trust him? Can she trust anybody?

Lust, Money & Murder was originally published as In God We Trust, the words printed on all paper US currency since 1957. Mike Wells, the author, decided to break it up into a trilogy. Lust being the first book, then Money, then Murder. The original book is a collector's item now, though nothing has changed in the text or the story line. You can download the first book for free and buy the second and third book, or you can just buy the whole trilogy in one.

Wells writes in a quick-paced, almost screenplay fashion. The story moves furiously and dramatically. The read is so fast, so exciting you cannot put this book down until you finish it. There aren't numerous steamy sex scenes, as the title would suggest, but there are some brief and tasteful sexual encouters. Lust is more of an insatiable desire for money, revenge, love, morality and truth.

Set aside some time, preferably a weekend, to read the entire trilogy. Depending on your ability, you could read it in less than a day. This is a thriller that grabs you from the start and pulls you in like quicksand. If you love international intrigue, shady and betraying government agents, and highly-trained, expert criminals, this book is for you. --eNovel Reviews (less)

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Jun 03, 2012 Julie Ramsey rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This is a pretty fast paced story. You start with a older guy and a young women. The women is a escort and the guy is up to no good. After a fun weekend of sex and living the plush life, the guy puts his plan into effect. He wants her to cash in some $$ to a casino. She doesn't think twice. He knows they are counterfeit and want to see if the pass. They pass through and they continue on there weekend. He knows that she has been seen on camera with the $$. So he knows what h...more

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Nov 03, 2011 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

When Elaine Brogan was born the spastic little creature, who would grow into a model beautiful woman, gave Patrick Brogan's life new meaning. He brought her up with tales of princess castles and the hope of being something special one day. He worked hard to send her to Bromley, an all girls private school, and give her all she could ever need, like the ability to pursue the dream of becoming a model by attending classes. The only thing he couldn't give her was the ability to save him from arres...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Lezlie rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really wanted to really like this book...or first part of one. And that is important--this is only 1/3 of a novel. You must buy the other two parts to get the full story. I get that--marketing--but I don't really like doing reviews before the story is finished.

Luckily for me, the story itself is pretty good. It is very fast-paced, has some surprises, and is spiraling toward some conclusion that you can reasonably assume is also quick and shocking. I can see why people read on, but I won't be.

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Jul 16, 2012 Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars

Elaine just can't seem to catch a break. Her mother is jealous of her relationship with her father, she thinks her father pays to much attention to Elaine. Her mother left them and dad has to bring his daughter up alone. They live in a poor neighborhood. Elaines father devotes all his time to his daughter making sure she goes to a good school,paying for it by stealing from his work construction sites. Elaine has a feeling her dads doing something shady but can't bring herself to believe it. Elai...more

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Dec 21, 2011 John Martin rated it 2 of 5 stars

I can't be accused of giving the ending of this book away because there is no ending. Really, this book was headed for three stars from me but I took one away in anger at the end when I realised you have to buy book 2 to get a resolution. I shouldn't have felt bad about this - after all, book 1 was free (via Twitter) in the first place. That earned it a star before I even started reading and -- easy come, easy go -- it was the same star I took away at the end.
The remaining two stars are well des...more

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May 02, 2013 Kelly Graham rated it 3 of 5 stars

'Lust,' part one of Mike Wells' 'Lust, Money & Murder,' series follows Elaine Brogan, a girl who rises from the slums of Pittsburg and joins the Secret Service in the hope that it will help her to exact revenge on the man who was responsible for her father's imprisonment (and later, suicide), several years earlier.

Overall, I found the book enjoyable but falling short of the raving reviews to which I'd previously been exposed. Wells' prose is engaging and direct and he uses this to propel the...more

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Jan 20, 2012 M.G. Edwards rated it 5 of 5 stars

Mr. Wells' book is indeed "unputdownable." It's a page-turner that ends much too quickly. I immediately plunked down money to buy books #2 and #3 and am looking forward to continuing Elaine Brogan's saga.

Elaine is a likeable, strong, and at the same time, vulnerable character the reader can relate to, even though she lives a far different life than most people do. It's obvious that the author did his research developing her character, from her ancestry to her employer, for a complex character s...more

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Apr 06, 2012 ABookVacation rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is another series book, which ends in medias res, leaving the reader yearning for more, and yet, it’s such a good read, long enough to give the feel of a full length novel, that it didn’t bother me too much when it abruptly ended. While I would much rather prefer a full-length novel to multiple shorts, Wells has actually put all three together for purchase on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, for only $4.99, and in my opinion, that’s a steal, especially as the storyline and writing is so well do...more This is another series book, which ends in medias res, leaving the reader yearning for more, and yet, it’s such a good read, long enough to give the feel of a full length novel, that it didn’t bother me too much when it abruptly ended. While I would much rather prefer a full-length novel to multiple shorts, Wells has actually put all three together for purchase on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, for only $4.99, and in my opinion, that’s a steal, especially as the storyline and writing is so well done. But, if you want to check out the first portion of the series before committing to buy, it’s currently free on Amazon and Barnes and Nobel right now, which is where I obtained my copy for review.

The main portion of the story follows Elaine Brogan as she naively finds herself and her father the victim of a counterfeiting scandal, leaving her destitute and alone. Resolved to join the Secret Service and take down the man who destroyed her life, Elaine throws herself into her studies and works diligently in hopes of revenge. The story moves very swiftly, and Elaine soon finds herself working for Nick LaGrange in Bulgaria as he attempts to shut down the counterfeit ring taking Europe by storm. Of course, things aren’t always what they seem, and while Elaine is indeed amazing at her job, she soon finds herself in a difficult situation, having to choose carefully between love and ethics.

I really enjoyed this story, save that it ended right in the middle of a climax within the story. Wells is a very good writer and his story kept me captivated from start to finish. While there were more references to sex than I would have liked there to have been, they weren’t overly erotic, which is good, although I really don’t see the point of adding detailed sex into the mix of a really good story anyway. But, that aside, the characterization and story were very well done, and I am eager to read the rest of the series, which, like I stated before, is available, complete, on Amazon and Barnes and Nobel and, in my opinion, is worth it...

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May 11, 2013 Tracey Madeley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

This is the first in a series and as such I was disappointed that it was not a stand alone novel. You are in effect getting the first part for free and if you want the rest you need to buy the set. I assume like some eighteenth century novel, it is in three parts, but not as long, another Clarissa would be commercial suicide.

The Prologue sets up the counterfeit storyline and proves that where money is concerned, people will go to any lengths. In contrast a father's love for his daughter, will il...more This is the first in a series and as such I was disappointed that it was not a stand alone novel. You are in effect getting the first part for free and if you want the rest you need to buy the set. I assume like some eighteenth century novel, it is in three parts, but not as long, another Clarissa would be commercial suicide.

The Prologue sets up the counterfeit storyline and proves that where money is concerned, people will go to any lengths. In contrast a father's love for his daughter, will illicit the same results. Going to any lengths to provide for her. From an ethical standpoint, we would condemn both, although the reader would be more sympathetic to the latter.

Elaine's 'modelling' career shows her naivete and the way people can be taken in by the promise of a lucrative career. The writer demonstrates this through the shambolic nature of the agency, requiring ever more qualifications and sample photos.

These chapters set up the motive for joining the secret service. The years of college are skipped over quite quickly, which raises the question why so much attention is given to the secret service training. How does it move the plot of the novel forward? It could be to show a diversity of knowledge and expertise, in addition to her tenacity and determination when dealing with difficult people.

The sexual harassment at her first job, gives her a reason to move, but would a professional act in such a manner? In the UK sexual harassment was perhaps more prominent in the seventies, than in the power dressing environment of the eighties. Was America so different during this decade?

The second job is based on her skills at detecting counterfeit bills. In one sense this is more believable. Every employee hopes that their skills will be recognised and they will be placed in a job that utilises their abilities. The fact that she falls for her boss, is again understandable. Their developing relationship and then the question over his integrity, sets up the suspense for the next book, but does not give a satisfactory conclusion for this book.

Mike is a best selling author, his style is easy to read and the 'James Bond' type subject matter will undoubtedly appeal to a lot of people, due to the escapism. I have not had a lot of experience with this type of genre and it is very difficult to judge. It doesn't have the kind of imagery, or wider social themes that characterise a great, or classic novel. A charge made against Ian Flaming, by his wife, but it is very readable. (less)

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May 29, 2012 Sherry Fundin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Elaine thinks that she wants to be a model, but when the trainer, Ronald Eskew, makes a pass at her she realizes it was all a scam. After her father is arrested for passing counterfeit money and kills himself in prison, Elaine vows to avenge her father's death. To do this, she decides to join the Secret Service. After messing up and being sent to Bulgaria, she meets Nick and falls in love. When faced with another life changing decision, she can only hope she makes the right one by standing by Ni...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Jóhann Óskarsson rated it 2 of 5 stars

The story is "fast paced" because it's written in an explanatory tone. I can't really describe it very well.

The tone bored me in the back story which started after chapter one. Just when I was about to leave it bamm the relevance to the plot came quite out of the blue. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.

This happened again in later in the story when I was getting bored again. I have to say that Mike Wells did well there, to surprise me more that once because way too often stories are too p...more

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Jan 20, 2013 Sandra rated it 2 of 5 stars

It was a decent story, or rather the start of a decent story. I know others have mentioned it, but it is IMO deceitful to put something out and call it book 1 when it is only part of a story. It just seems underhanded.

And think about this:
Book 1 - 106 pages - free
Book2 - 92 pages - 2.99
Book 3 - 97 pages - 2.99
or you can buy all three together for 4.99.
295 pages = ONE book, not three.

Either way, 4.99 or 5.98 is not an inexpensive book. I got to the last page of the first 'book' and my only thoug...more

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Aug 11, 2012 Hunter Jones rated it 5 of 5 stars

You've got to get this read! You'll be hooked from the first page. Excellent character development and plot sequences. I initially heard about this book on Twitter and am very glad I found it. Well done Mike! Tonight, I'll download the next two books in the series.

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Sep 24, 2012 Anej Nov rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook

Fast-paced. Gripping.

The events caught me in a real whirlwind. I went zipping through the pages as if a rope is pulling me through it. The prologue, I think, is fine if it's not there. Or maybe you need to read all of the books to know the significance of that part.

Another thing is that this book is way to short for me. Its almost like its a 'part' not 'book 1'. I think i'd prefer it if it is all written into 1 big book.

~SPOILERS~
But this is very fascinating and before I finished it I think I f...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Michael Eidson rated it 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed the writing style of this author. The book is not a complete story, but is a cliffhanger. The prologue of book 1 has nothing to do with the events presented in book 1. I have not read books 2 and 3 yet, so I can't say whether the prologue will eventually make sense within the context of the trilogy, or if the trilogy has a satisfactory ending. Basing the rating for this book solely on the merits of this volume, I was tempted to rate it a 3 instead of a 4, but the story does pull you al...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Julie Mcsorley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Lust, money & murder; key ingredients for a crime time read with greed topping the menu. Wells plots his storyline with confidence, paints his characters convincingly and gives a sense of local knowledge to real or imagined locations. The introduction is a useful bluff. For Maria, 'it's a man's world' where women like her are bought, then discarded when they have outlived their usefulness. Don't be fooled; Elaine is made of stronger stuff. When you've lost someone you love, really love, what...more

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Dec 26, 2011 Avital Gertner-Samet rated it 2 of 5 stars

this book is indeed unputdownable. I would've read it in one sittingg had it not been 4am when I reluctantly put it down and went to sleep.

however this book wasn't exactly up my alley style-wise. I feel that although the plot was riveting and creative the story lacked in sophistacation. it was more of a tell rather than a show. I also felt that the story was very rushed, but it may be because it's an introductory book leading to the rest of the books in the series.

In addition, as a matter of per...more

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Mar 29, 2013 Philisha Stephens rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

I was gifted this book by the author through twitter and very pleased with the read. I'm not writing a glorious review because the book was free but because this is a really great book. The protagonist, Elaina, character was built very well and I was able to understand her emotions and actions behind what she does as well as the struggles she faces. The intrigue in the book is remarkable and left me hanging on the edge of my seat wondering what is going to happen next. I'm not sure if Nick is th...more

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Aug 29, 2012 George Gutowski rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fast paced clever book. Counterfeiting always intrigues. The beginnings of a love story. Well maybe? Certainly a conflicted relationship with hidden agendas which keep the pages turning. Elaine Brogan who I can only assume is also on the book cover triumphs in her own way over many adversities not of her making. But there is a certain angst about her.

Mike Wells has been bold in using settings of Bulgaria and small town America. The settings make the reader concentrate on a rapid story line and...more

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Sep 23, 2012 John Paul Davis rated it 5 of 5 stars

Pace, power, precision and sexy. Wells understands what makes a thriller. This, the first of 3, Lust, Money and Murder books has great edge, intrigue and is very easy to read and absorb. The author takes the reader on a journey across the world from the slums of Pittsburgh, the elegance of Berlin, and the mystery of Sofia and much more, and has clearly researched the background well. Readers who have been charmed by the quick pace of the Dan Brown novels will relate to Wells' short, sharp, conci...more

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Feb 14, 2013 Steve Downes rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: modern-fiction

I thought I would check out the other reviews on Amazon for this book before I did mine and I really can't understand the low rated reviews and their comments.
They didn't read the same book as me that's for sure.
This is a really good read with a great strong lead character and good supporting cast.
Yes it is book 1 of a series but isn't that a fantastic way to get to know a new author.
Especially as it's free for Kindle.
I'm not going to tell you anything more on the story, just read it.
It doesn...more

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