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9780230530300

Meltdown

Meltdown

by Martin Baker

Publisher Macmillan

Genre: Crime

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  • Hardcover


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About the book

Samuel Spendlove, one of the brightest young academics at Oxford, has given it all up to work undercover for William Barton, owner of a massive media empire. His reasons are complicated, but hes finding he gets a thrill out of working for Khan, the legendary market trader, working out of the Paris office of Ropners Bank, whose dealings have been known to bring nations to their knees. Barton wants information about Khan. He wants revenge over a man who has bested him once. Spendlove assumes he wants to ensure it is only the once

Spendlove enjoys both sides of this game, until it all unravels and he finds himself simultaneously accused of almost bringing down the global economy and of the murder of Kaz Day, a glamorous colleague on the trading floor. He goes into hiding in the surreal and dangerous world of underground Paris chased by the police, by Khan, the bank and William Barton... and helped by Kaz's bi-curious lover, Lauren. But who framed him and why?

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About the Author

Martin Baker

Martin Baker contributes regularly to the Daily Telegraph and the Observer and was the first investment editor of the International Herald Tribune in Paris from 1990 to 1997.

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