Satan's Gold: Money makes the world go 'round. Or stop.

By Michael Ray Ewing

The entire financial world is networked, but banks have an Achilles' heel...

An elusive ex-CIA financial analyst known only as Daemon has stolen billions from the Russian Federation, and now he's determined to plunder the richest prize of all-the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Only one man stands in his way-disgraced former FBI Agent Tyler Jackson, who is destroying all he loves in his feverish attempt to capture Daemon and prevent a worldwide economic collapse.

Jackson has been chasing Daemon for two grueling years. But can Jackson and Dixie, a female hacker wanted for unleashing a deadly computer virus, find Daemon before he makes his next big move?

If you like page-turning suspense and characters who would stop at nothing to achieve their objectives, read Satan's Gold today.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 195147936X
• ISBN13: 9781951479367
• Release Date: March 2021
• Publisher: Grand Canyon Press
• Length: 306 Pages
• Weight: 0.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A roller coaster ride cyber crime thriller

Satan's Gold is a fast-paced thriller with unrelenting action, set in the world of cyber crime and global finance. The main character, Tyler Jackson, is a disgraced former FBI agent who has assembled a team of super-talented hackers and agents with colorful back stories. They are chasing a mysterious and elusive cyber criminal and thief called Daemon whose goal is to hack the Federal Reserve and crash the economy. Tyler is obsessed with catching Daemon to the detriment of his health, safety and personal life. The characters are interesting. I liked Dixie, an amazing hacker wanted by the authorities for unleashing a damaging computer virus. The story is a non-stop roller coaster ride and will have you reading late into the night. Some of the technical jargon and acronyms are a little confusing. I had to consult a software developer to understand some of what was happening, so a glossary at the back of the book would have helped. Recommend for those who love fast moving, clever, and compulsively readable thrillers.

Fast Paced!

Well, this book kinda scared me because of the plan of Daemon to crash the federal banks. Reading the part where it made the US a cash only place while the government tried to figure out the mess was sobering and made me want to pull out my money out of the bank. The story itself was non stop action and a fast read with Tyler Jackson doing his best to get a hold of Daemon while Alec was looking for him. That was a bit of cat and mouse game, especially when you add in the FBI and CIA looking for them both too. Tyler was certainly unstoppable and must be immortal as he kept going despite being shot at many times and beat up. That was a bit unbelievable and I prefer my heroes to actually be human with human reactions. It is okay to go to the hospital on occasion to get the bullets out of you. Still, it was an entertaining read and I enjoyed the other characters like Dixie and Pavak. Alec too was interesting and I felt for him because he ended up with the short stick due to a not very nice individual who had originally hired him. Despite the name (which I am not really a fan of), this was a good book and I enjoyed reading it.