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Satan's Gold

Money makes the world go 'round. Or stop.

Michael Ray Ewing

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English
Grand Canyon Press
10 March 2021
The entire financial world is networked, but banks have an Achilles' heel...

An elusive ex-CIA financial analyst known only as Daemon has stolen billions from the Russian Federation, and now he's determined to plunder the richest prize of all-the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Only one man stands in his way-disgraced former FBI Agent Tyler Jackson, who is destroying all he loves in his feverish attempt to capture Daemon and prevent a worldwide economic collapse.

Jackson has been chasing Daemon for two grueling years. But can Jackson and Dixie, a female hacker wanted for unleashing a deadly computer virus, find Daemon before he makes his next big move?

If you like page-turning suspense and characters who would stop at nothing to achieve their objectives, read Satan's Gold today.

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Imprint:   Grand Canyon Press
Volume:   1
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 18mm
Weight:   390g
ISBN:   9781951479367
ISBN 10:   195147936X
Series:   A Tyler Jackson Thriller
Pages:   306
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Michael Ray Ewing is the winner of the prestigious Emerging Writers Gateway Contest for best new crime thriller. Satan's Gold was inspired by his work as a Bell Labs engineer on the United States Federal Reserve's network, FEDNET. An avid mountain biker and resident of Arizona, Mike writes about people who risk everything for the sake of doing what they know is right.

Reviews for Satan's Gold: Money makes the world go 'round. Or stop.

Crime thriller readers are in for a treat with Satan's Gold, which in 2014 won first prize in the Emerging Writer's Gateway Contest for new crime fiction. Its vivid story of bankers, computer hackers, people, and financial systems is gripping, from its opening image of storms and offshore money transactions to Tyler Jackson's goal of getting his life back on track after a disaster.--Diane Donovan for Midwest Book Review


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