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‘The action is fast and furious’
Wall Street Journal
‘A tough, twisting tale.’
New York Daily News
‘Patterson brilliantly explores dark crevices of the aberrant mind and lets us soar and dip with rollercoaster thrills.’
Anne Rule
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From the author who created the international No 1 bestsellers Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls and Jack and Jill comes a lightning-paced novel of high finance, international terrorism and irresistible page-turning suspense – now reissued in striking new cover style.
The threat was absolute. At 5.05 p.m. Wall Street would be destroyed. No demands, no ransom, no negotiations. A multiple firebombing – orchestrated by a secret militia group – would wipe out the financial heart of America.
Faced with catastrophe on an unimaginable scale, Federal agent Archer Carroll and Wall Street lawyer Caitlin Dillon are pitched into a heart-stopping race against time, tracking the unknown enemy through a maze of intrigue, rumour and betrayal towards a truly shocking climax.
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44 of 44 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As an avid fan of James Patterson's detective charcter Alex Cross I looked forward to reading one of his earlier works without mr Cross, I wasn't disappointed! The plot was great following the possibilty of what would happen if there was a stock market crash, a very scary prospect! The main character Arch Carroll, a police man, was a very likeable police man who tries to figureout the mystery surrounding 'Green Band'. However the plot may confuse some people in places who may not follow stocks and shares and the economy as they are several complictaed parts in the plot concerning this, stick with it though you dont need to be a mastermind on it to enjoy the plot! a great novel, one of Patterons best! A must read for JP's fans!
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Black market is a truly fast, paced thriller that engages one from the very start and does this continously throughout the book.
An unexpected twist is beckoned upon the reader at the end and it is a truly delightful read, a pleasure to read.
An unexpected twist is beckoned upon the reader at the end and it is a truly delightful read, a pleasure to read.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A really scary read, this could really be happening as you turn through page after page. The tension builds and builds, and you know it's not going to end happily. It's not Wall Street, or an Alex Cross, but it is brilliant writing.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
i got the wrong sort!
i got it to my house and it was a paperback. and i ordered a hardback as i have the whole collection of the hardback versions.
Published 5 months ago by pat
Good holiday read
It was given as a present to my husband and he thoroughly enjoyed it and found the subject most interesting. James Patterson is always good especially for a holiday read. Read more
Published 18 months ago by J. B. Smith
Another Brilliant One
I would have to say that this is one of James Patterson's best ones. This book just keeps you hooked from the beginning. It fast paced and thats what keeps you going. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Karen Gooderham
For all Patterson fans
I found this book boring to begin with, but glad I continued to read out of sheer desperation, it is a brilliant book, complicated combinding terrorism with Wall Street
Published on 9 Jan 2010 by Jan
Absolute garbage
I've read a couple of James Patterson's books in the Alex Cross series and thoroughly enjoyed them so I was looking forward to sitting down and reading this book. Read more
Published on 27 Sep 2009 by Mrs. C. Wright
Frightening prophetic
This book explores what might happen to the world markets if Wall Street were largely destroyed by terrorist action. Read more
Published on 6 April 2009 by P. J. A. Jennings
A fantastic pre-Alex Cross/WMC novel from Patterson
'Black Market' (also known as Black Friday) is one of the first of James Patterson's many novels, originally published back in 1986. Read more
Published on 18 April 2008 by KM
AMAZING AUTHOR.....
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE JAMES PATTERSON BOOKS, THE FIRST I READ WAS 'ALONG CAME A SPIDER' (WHICH I BORROWED FROM A FRIEND) AND I HAVE NEVER LOOKED BACK. Read more
Published on 25 May 2007 by emma
slow slog - 2 and a half stars!
I know I'm not the fastest reader in the world but considering I've been on holiday for the past week with nothing to do but read and this book has taken up a large portion of it. Read more
Published on 16 April 2007 by RD
Interesting but not gripping
When this book was written September 11th hadn't happened so I it was interesting to see how a similar event was portrayed in fiction. Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2003
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