Electronics company marketing exec befriends ex-special forces truck driver after car accident. Gets vet hired, and bad things start happening to rivals. Fun twist as he deals with "guardian angel".

Financier from the streets set up by secret cabal dating back to the Founding Fathers. Sort of a blend of The Firm and the film National Treasure with a touch of Erdman thrown in; not a bad chase.

Baldacci's latest puts financial twist on intrigues of "The Camel Club". While battling intelligence trader, the oddball investigators get entangled with con artist who's fleecing a casino tycoon.

Erdman successfully revisits his favorite theme of a jailed financier making a comeback (he did a little time himself and we've seen the theme in Silver Bears and Zero Coupon).

Meltzer's fun if fanciful tale of embezzlement as revenge in the world of private banking and yes, Disneyworld.

Wall Street speechwriter confronts financial fantasy at work while dealing with Alzheimer afflicted husband's own reality breaks at home. Interesting contrast; insightful, amusing and heartbreaking.

Latest in 'Christian Gillete" series, as Everett Capital CEO weighs V.P. run with first African-American Pres. nominee, vies with secret and powerful white right-wing cabal. Fast-paced and intriguing.

Interesting look at the London finacial scene, and if the plot's plausibility is a little questionable at times, the pacing makes up for it.

Hedonistic trader teams with Russian mob to manipulate the bond market; lethal game ensues when scheme backfires. Fairly standard plot and characters, but some interesting insights into finance.

International consultant bribes and blackmails foreign powers into debt, uses leverage to further corporate, intelligence, & military interests. Don't know if fact or fiction, but an interesting read.

Misanthropic hiring partner at prestigious law firm secretly blogs about colleagues while clawing for chairmanship, finds himself imperiled by possible unmasking. Very funny and suspenseful.

The darkest look inside Swiss banking since Erdman, and a good read.

Knowing tale of I-bank research director and his lieutenants wrestling with ethical quarries and myriad temptations, all while chasing huge payday.

Hard-edged tale of early 90's bond trader up against the markets and the mob.

Kessler's wonderfully gossipy, down and dirty account of his adventures amongst the super-analysts of the dot-com bubble. Truely stranger than fiction.