Christopher Morgan Jones
Author of An Agent of Deceit
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- For eleven years Chris Morgan Jones worked for Kroll Inc., the world's largest business intelligence company, working on Russia, corruption and complex disputes. He now writes novels. The first of these was published in the UK as An Agent of Deceit and in the US as The Silent Oligarch.
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The Jackal's Share: A Novel by Christopher Morgan Jones
In the second novel featuring Ben Webster, The firm that he works for is asked to investigate a rich Iranian investment manager, Darius Qazai. The catch is that the request comes from Qazai himself as he seeks to sell his investment company. As Webster’s enquiries progress, he suspects that Qazai is being less than honest with him and that there are secrets that he does not wish to be revealed. Their own families are extremely important to both the main characters and Jones contrasts the reactions of both as they and their families are threatened by the secrets that Webster uncovers. It is a worthy follow up to ‘An agent of deceit’, once again revealing Webster’s uncertainties and weaknesses.… (more)
Chris Morgan Jones
The Silent Oligarch
Malin was one of the most important persons in Russia because he control half of the nations in the oil company and Benjamin Webster is an investigator hired to ruin Malin. People between 16 and more should read this book because have so many good things and how to appreciate life.
The Silent Oligarch
Malin was one of the most important persons in Russia because he control half of the nations in the oil company and Benjamin Webster is an investigator hired to ruin Malin. People between 16 and more should read this book because have so many good things and how to appreciate life.
At first I had to get used to this book. The writing style, the plot. But once I got the hang of it, I liked it a lot.
Interesting, plausible and (for me) the Russian part was very recognizable.
I liked it that much, that I'll be on the look out for more books by this writer.
Interesting, plausible and (for me) the Russian part was very recognizable.
I liked it that much, that I'll be on the look out for more books by this writer.
A fairly typical espionage story about Russia. The Russian side of things is fairly accurate. It is fast paced but has some good character development. My only complaint is that the almost exclusive use of last names made it confusing at times.
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