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Numbered Account
Numbered Account
Author: Christopher Reich
In this explosive debut thriller, Christopher Reich tells the harrowing story of a young man willing to risk everything - his career, his integrity, even his life. _ to hunt down his fathers killer. Set in the secret, labyrinthine world of Swiss Banking, Numbered Account could only have been written by an insider - the author himself worked in p...  more »
ISBN: 213386
Publication Date: 1998
Edition: Unabridged
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Publisher: Bantam Doubleday
Book Type: Audio Cassette
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover, Audio CD
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Great book!!
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Interesting, but had a hard time really getting into the story...however, it does pick up if you just hang in there.
meowysmiles avatar reviewed Numbered Account on + 140 more book reviews
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SUSPENSE AND INTRIGUE GREAT READ!!!
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fantastic read, great story
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A smart and sophisticated thriller that takes
place in the banking world in Zurich.
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It was average. He has a few books that are really good, but some fall short. I don't regret reading it, its just average.
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What a wild ride! This book was a page turner!
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Seems strange that a banking story could be interesting. But I guess the reason is that is more, a mystery, drug deals, spies, government agents all sorts of things. very good book. The one thing I really found strange though was the fact that the pages stuck togeather and ther were many that did, but there was no reason for it. They came apart very easy it was just when you went to turn a page that two would be the number. really strange. the only reason I could think of was the paper, perhaps the thin-ness of the pages.
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Well written, fast read. Will now read Reich's other books.


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