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The Month of The Leopard

by James Harland

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The Month of The Leopard by James Harland
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    Jun 2002, 352 pages

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Davina - BookBrowse.com

Although some of the plot twists somewhat stretched credibility, the story as a whole moved at a good clip, keeping me engrossed until the end. The Month of The Leopard delivers action and adventure in a setting that few thriller writers have the expertise to touch - the financial markets in both Western and Eastern Europe. Read this and you'll never look at the financial pages of the newspaper in the same light again!
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