Henry Crowne: Paying the Price

Henry Crowne: Paying the Price



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Henry Crowne Paying the Price


Henry Crowne: Paying the Price


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Testimonials

Another masterpiece in “thriller” writing

The latest “can’t put down” book from a very talented author. The plot swings from page to page and chapter to chapter until you arrive at a surprising ending. The book continues the story of the infamous Henry Crowne’s efforts to get himself out of HMP Belmarsh and is a worthy successor to its predecessors Collapse and Breaking Point. It helps to have read these books, but not essential, as the author does a very good job of summarising what’s gone on before. Roll on the next instalment!

Dudley D
No Turning Back

The Bank of England’s very dark backstage

Again, an exciting journey in the world of finance. Not inside of an investment Bank, but into the Bank of England’s leading forces this time. Peters’ style is wonderful. Liked it very much.

Volker Lewis
Breaking Point

A brilliant read!

In this highly entertaining story about the 2008 financial collapse, the author interweaves political intrigue with a fascinating insight into the darker machinations of London finance in general. The characters are carefully drawn and exciting as all of them have richer inner-lives which are slowly revealed as the plot unfolds. The entire narrative is suffused with artistic references which provide an imaginative counter-point to the cut-throat pragmatism of the city. I loved this book!

Airelle Perrouin
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