Blindside

by Michael May

BLIND...Dean had it a plush investment banking job in New York City, a blue-blooded girlfriend, and the all-important Harvard pedigree. Losing it all was yet another test of life and Dean was always good with tests. He was soon onto bigger and better a new exclusive job managing money for a European scion and a new romance with an exotic beauty....SIDEBut when his best friend turns up murdered in Dean's apartment and an astronomical sum goes missing from his client's account, the young banker finds himself in unfamiliar a wanted fugitive on the underside of New York City. With the FBI and an ice-cold assassin in pursuit, this is one test for which Dean may neither have the skills...or the time."Michael May sizzles in this explosive debut which put him on the map alongside the likes of Grisham, Clancy, and Patterson, creating a page-turner which will keep you guessing until the last page. Do not start this one at night if you expect to get any sleep. Un-put-downable!"

234 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 7, 2011

Reviews

[Ken & Nan Schultz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Simple But Entertaining

If one enjoys a simple plot about Wall Street types, New York City, life on the run without all the complicated factual details of the real Wall Street machinations, this is the novel to read! The characters are fairly well developed, and the plot is tight and for the most part. The most glaring problem seemed to be the police perspective. The function they served throughout the story was basically to supply information to us, the readers, and only secondarily did they serve as antagonists for the hero. Overall, a fair to good read.

[Greg Eldred · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought this was a good read. The author kept you interested right to the end of the book. I found the author shrewd in his disguise of what was the foundation for the set up.

It combines Wall Street with the underground drug world and the big money that is involved.



I would recommend it.

[Judy B. Burford · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this novel an easy read. The characters were believable. The plot was easy to follow with an unexpected twist at the end. I quite liked the ending but hesitate to say why because I don't want to give too much away for new readers.