Corporate Asset

De: Don Easton

Narrado por: David Drummond

Corporate Asset takes RCMP undercover operative Jack Taggart into the world of white-collar crime and murder. Insurance companies are being bilked out of millions of dollars. Multiple murders are taking place right under the cops' noses, but are thought to be accidental.

Taggart gets a whiff of what is going on when he captures a drug trafficker willing to expose one of the murderers connected to the plot. The problem is that the new informant is also a serial rapist.

Corporate Asset puts Taggart into the gut-wrenching position of having to let a rapist go in order to catch a serial killer. With his informant's assistance, he sets himself up as bait to be murdered in a bid to discover who is behind the insurance scam. It is a race against time to catch the murderer before the rapist strikes again.

©2013 Don Easton (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

More, more,

I love the way Jack's mind works. He's worked w criminals so long he thinks better than they do! I'm sorry that this way the last in the series. I'd like to read more.

Great Book!

The book was well written with lots of excitement . The performance was great. Taggart did it again.

Death and Destruction

No mild mannered Canadians need apply. Everyone got involved. I better find the next book to see what happens.

Bout Time

it's taking a little while in the series, but I'm glad that Jack's darker side is finally starting to come out.

Great series

I’m truly enjoying this series - at the end of each book, I can’t wait for the next adventure!

Great reading

Loved every minute of this action/suspense novel. Starts in Canada and expands world wide. Our protagonist takes on seemingly unstoppable adversaries and his actions and planning carry him through.

Great suspense

I enjoyed the drama as Jack outsmarted the culprits. The large team was required to catch the bad guys.

Strong performance of a schlock novel

Good narrator wasted on a poor book.

No mystery. No suspense. No moral complexity. No insight into human nature. No deft or memorable writing. Dull, predictable grade 8 plot. The (Canadian RCMP) good guy kills a large number of (international) bad guys. No worries. They deserved it and left him no option to instead subdue and arrest them. Every time. And, frankly, you can’t trust Canadian courts, prosecutors, or (especially) defense attorneys to “do the right thing” no matter how blindingly obvious, so it’s all “good.”

Great Canadian crime fiction? See Louise Penny.

More absorbing writing by a Canadian author about law enforcement officers who rack up huge body counts? See Simon Gervais. (Although his “hero” is a US DEA agent, possibly because he’s a straight up sadist when killing “bad” guys. You just have to buy into the righteousness is his mission.)

This author? Skip.