Running of the Bulls (A Wall Street Thriller) (Fifth Avenue series Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.40 (687 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00538MH2I |
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| Number of Pages | : | 437 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
His thriller, "A Rush to Violence," is the first in a three-book series which will include "A Rush to Murder" and "A Rush to Vengeance." Prior to writing novels, for fourteen years, Smith was the film critic for a major newspaper in the Northeast. He has written over 4,000 reviews and he has been named Best Critic for 2
Worse for Marty, no one is who they appear to be--especially when the bulls of Wall Street start to run as the two assassins ignite their killing spree.From the #1 International Best-Selling author of "Fifth Avenue," "Running of the Bulls," "From Manhattan with Love," "A Rush to Violence," "Park Avenue," "You Only Die Twice" and "The Bullied Series," "Running of the bulls" is a tense thriller that features Christopher Smith at his page-turning best.. Stephen King: "Put me down as an enthusiastic Christopher Smith fan. Now, with Wolfhagen out of prison, one by one, each is dying a grisly death. TWO ASSASSINS WITH ONLY 48 HOURS TO CUT A SWATH OF MURDER AND REVENGE THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY With the time restrains so tight, the challenges are massive--but so are their ruthless skills.MARTY SPELLMAN IS ON THE CASE Hired by writer Maggie Cain to investigate Wolfhagen for a biography she's writing about him, private investigator Marty Spellman soon learns that all isn't what it seems as the twists pile up along with sheer number of the dead. His life is put on the line. Smith is a cultural genius."TWELVE PEOPLE TARGETED FOR DEATH Five years ago, each person sold out to the SEC and took the stand against Maxmilian Wolfhagen, the infamous arbitrageu
Buy the series Jetta I purchased the first book because it was recommended by Stephen King. I enjoyed the first book so I purchased this one. The books are edge of your seat starring a private detective. You won't be sorry you did.. A Good Way to Spend a Day and $.99 Janice Mclaughlin This was another good read by Christopher Smith. From page one he pulls you in on a roller coaster ride filled with adrenaline, twists and turns.A murderous plot is going on and Christopher takes us on a journey that gives us the perspective of the murdered, the murderers and the people hunting them. Once you think you have things figured out, you're thrown for a loop.I will admit that the book started off with a bang, slowed up for a bit in the middle and then took off again at the end. Much like a true roller coaster ride. I'm not complaining but if you'. J. Beck said Just another book about people with some kinky sex habits. After reading Smith's first book and giving it five stars, I found this one to be a major disappointment. It appears that Smith thinks his readers want to focus on characters that are into the kinky NY sex scene. If the kinky sex thing is going to continue to be part of each of his books then I will be reading a different author's work. The writing is good, but enough with the focus on the kinky sex! I'm just not into the black leather and harness thing. Most likely, I will purchase Smith's next book but I hope he comes up with a fresh topic.
Starting with Fifth Avenue, he builds such entertaining and deep characters that you know this cannot be the end but just the start to future stories interweaving these strong individuals. I suspect the real one could not be as interesting or engrossing as this novel. With Running of the Bulls, you're so caught in the action - that you're honestly rooting for the characters that would historically be the bad guys in other tales. This is a highly recommended novel. If you're a fan of suspense thrillers and unbelievable twists and turns, you will quickly become a fan of Christopher Smith! He entices you to fall in love with his characters only to be caught totally off guard when their fate goes in a direction you never saw coming. It should be. I can honestly say that I spent way too many late night hours reading chapters because I could not put it down and couldn't wait to see what he would do next. He takes the styles of James Patterson and Steven Kin