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The Regulator: Death of a Bank
A financial meltdown. A high-stakes conspiracy. A strong, intelligent woman who refuses to back down.
When a powerful financial institution crumbles, leaving chaos in its wake—just one woman stands in the way of those who want to bury the truth. As a seasoned bank regulator, Kate Adams uncovers a chilling plot involving foreign operatives and U.S. Senate insiders. With her life in danger and the walls closing in, she must rely on her wits and courage to expose the scheme before it's too late. Full of suspense, danger, and intrigue, this novel torn from the headlines will introduce you to the world of high finance and politics.
When a powerful financial institution crumbles, leaving chaos in its wake—just one woman stands in the way of those who want to bury the truth. As a seasoned bank regulator, Kate Adams uncovers a chilling plot involving foreign operatives and U.S. Senate insiders. With her life in danger and the walls closing in, she must rely on her wits and courage to expose the scheme before it's too late. Full of suspense, danger, and intrigue, this novel torn from the headlines will introduce you to the world of high finance and politics.
370 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 19, 2024
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February 5, 2025
Really detailed plot. Enjoyable characters. Good read.
January 21, 2026
A thrilling financial thriller...
There’s a lot to like about M.J. Finn’s book, The Regulator: Death of a Bank. The characters are well-developed, the action is well-paced, and the suspense keeps you turning page after page (or swiping screen after screen). The author did his homework, or he’s intimately involved in the banking world and the regulations that govern it, or both. Beyond learning how some of that works, we are pulled into a wonderfully imagined story with plenty of dilemmas and danger, suspense and fear, and conspiracy and courage. And politics—can’t leave that out. It doesn’t take much effort to imagine this could happen in real life. You will really enjoy this one.
There’s a lot to like about M.J. Finn’s book, The Regulator: Death of a Bank. The characters are well-developed, the action is well-paced, and the suspense keeps you turning page after page (or swiping screen after screen). The author did his homework, or he’s intimately involved in the banking world and the regulations that govern it, or both. Beyond learning how some of that works, we are pulled into a wonderfully imagined story with plenty of dilemmas and danger, suspense and fear, and conspiracy and courage. And politics—can’t leave that out. It doesn’t take much effort to imagine this could happen in real life. You will really enjoy this one.
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