"Greed Manifesto", by John W. Mefford

Greed series book #4

Michael Doyle has moved to San Francisco to reboot his life after losing his wife only to find himself embroiled into a more chaotic lifestyle. With Andi, his old intern by his side life does not stay peaceful and soon thing start to go haywire and dangerous on the street of Frisco. WOW, what a thrilling ride this duo gives us from page one till we reach the closing chapter.

To make the most of this book you really need to read the series in sequence although they all work well as stand-alone.

What a perilous adventure the author takes us with his characters, a plot filled with action, twists and turns you don’t see coming. The author knows how to combine visual effects in his writing to make an exciting and very absorbing read. Partly told from Michael’s point of view we move back and gradually forward in time to eventually reach the present day. This did not bother me; all chapters are well indicated to give a smooth transition. What a fast-paced, seat on the edge thriller filled with suspense, mystery and greed to enjoy. Oh yes terribly far-fetched....but a very captivating read nonetheless.

In a few words:

Captivating story, well said and executed by a range of rounded characters and we have quite a few to help Michael reach his goal...or not.... I am sad to see the last of Michael; “Greed Manifesto” brings an end to the Greed series.

Thank you Mr. Mefford for the hours of enjoyment