Moneyman
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4.3 • 57 Ratings
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Publisher Description
File no. 1, Moneyman, also known as Codename: Moneyman, is the action-suspense thriller of one man who must uncover international espionage or die in the attempt.
Press-ganged into an assignment in Tenerife, by he supposes British Intelligence, the man leaves unaware of his real purpose. He’s one part of a secret plot to uncover a spy deep within the Whitehall political establishment.
The assignment rapidly turns deadly.
He quickly discovers that the world of international espionage has placed him in a desperate situation and presented him with an impossible task. His only help comes from a single London contact, but can he trust her?
Will his tenacity and endurance be enough to see him complete the mission and discover the truth, or will the unthinkable happen?
Customer Reviews
Codename:Moneyman
Very interesting. Would read more of the same
This is the worst book I’ve ever finished.
I’m not sure why I bothered, but somehow I made it to the end. The writing is shockingly poor. Pre-teens can do better. The author does not know the difference between lay and lie, stationary and stationery, past and passed, or who and whom. He puts commas in random places and seems only vaguely aware what punctuation is for. He bumbles on and on with useless observations that don’t advance the plot or develop the characters. At the end of one excrutiatingly banal and pointless paragraph he writes, “You get the idea.” Yeah, we got the idea about half an hour ago when you were describing the cheese and tomato sandwich you were making. Even the most indulgent and incompetent editor would get rid of half the text of the book. The plot is ridiculous. The outcome is a joke. This book is a complete waste of your time. Go do some exercise or write your own book instead of reading this junk.