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(More customer reviews)If you like John Grisham or James Patterson, you'll really enjoy The Copper Trader. It's an engaging story that moves at a breakneck pace from the plush offices of a Chicago trading house to a ski chalet in Argentina to the wilds of Chile. The author's prose flows effortlessly from detailed descriptions that are just dead-on to quick-hitting action. I especially enjoyed the character development of the protagonist, Drew Madison. As a rising star at Longwell Metals, Drew has it all: money, status, and more money. But things aren't what they seem at Longwell and Drew's life spirals out of control. Caught between the Mob and the FBI with no way out that can save his family, Drew must make an impossible choice. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have already wrapped up a few copies as gifts for my friends that love thrillers.
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The young copper trader's life depended on it; he had to get out. But his employer had no intention of letting him go. His career had been going so well . . . until he learned who he was really working for . . . . Following a mysterious death at Longwell Metals, Drew Madison is promoted to the coveted executive role of copper trader. Flights on the corporate jet, a high-society Chicago lifestyle, and more wealth than he ever dreamed of are the perks of his new job. Yet, despite his excitement over this newfound world of prestige and privilege, he senses that something is wrong. Following his instincts, Drew learns that he has unwittingly become the key player in a nefarious scheme. He seeks help from those around him, but with everyone working their own angle, who can he trust? His danger becomes grave when the lives of his young daughter and wife are threatened. Caught in a perilous game of cat and mouse with those who seek to use him, Drew must take matters into his own hands and risk the ultimate loss to break free.
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