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Running of the Bulls

A Wall Street Thriller

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Running of the Bulls

By: Christopher Smith
Narrated by: George Kuch
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Twelve people targeted for death....

Five years ago, each person sold out to the SEC and took the stand against Maxmilian Wolfhagen, the infamous arbitrageur who robbed the world of billions and brought about the collapse of the stock market. Now, with Wolfhagen out of prison, one by one, each is dying a grisly death.

Two Assassins with only 48 hours to cut a swath of murder and revenge through New York....

With the time restrains so tight, the challenges are massive - but so are their ruthless skills.

Marty Spellman is on the case....

Hired by the writer Maggie Cain to investigate Wolfhagen for a biography she's writing about him, private investigator Marty Spellman soon learns that all isn't what it seems as the twists pile up along with sheer number of the dead. His life is put on the line. His family is threatened. No one is who they appear to be. Who can he trust as the bulls of Wall Street start to run as the two assassins fully ignite their killing spree?

©2011 Christopher Smith (P)2012 Christopher Smith
Fiction Literature & Fiction Suspense Technothrillers Thriller Exciting
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Not what I expected, a thrilling novel!

If you could sum up Running of the Bulls in three words, what would they be?

Unbelievable, action packed, violent. Hard to imagine these sorts of characters actually exist.

Have you listened to any of George Kuch’s other performances? How does this one compare?

No, this is the first of his, but not the last.

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Great characters!

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Narration Killed the Story

What disappointed you about Running of the Bulls?

I did not really get to find much about the characters or the storyline as the narrator has the most annoying and somewhat creepy whispering approach and a distracting emphasis on the letter S. This was my distraction for a daily commute but after 15 minutes could not continue.

What could Christopher Smith have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

I apologise to Christopher Smith as the story may very well be excellent but could not persevere to find out.

Who might you have cast as narrator instead of George Kuch?

Scott Brick

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