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Loading... OIL & CORRUPTION (edition 2011)by Gareth Flood
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A Russian politician and high level Western Oil Executive have been assassinated within minutes of each other. Their murders become inadvertently linked through the everyday work of an oil analyst, Jonathan Marshall. A leak of Jonathan's work causes consternation at the highest levels of Governments, business and beyond, sparking deployment of assassins and agents to silence the source and prevent the uncovering of global corruption in the oil industry. With his life in danger, Jonathan battles to discover the truth and stay alive... No library descriptions found. |
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Even though the book is filled with crazy scenes, I would not categorize it as completely serious. There are some dry humorous parts that keep the mood light and entertaining.
I wasn't sure what to think when I started this book so it definitely took me by surprise with every twist and turn. Every scene was unpredictable and fun to read. It feels like the book will never end because of it's overwhelming amount of drama and change in locations.
The book moves at a pace that is easy enough to read, keeps you interested, but doesn't overwhelm you with information and bombard you with information your brain cannot process. Mr. Flood is definitely a creative soul to be able to write the way he does in this book.
This is a completely unique book that will have you hooked, regardless of the types of books you usually read. I would rate this book as a 4/5. The only thing I can say about this book that is even remotely negative, was that the book was a bit long for my preference. All in all, a super fun read. ( )