The Deal (A Jonah Gray Thriller) - Hardcover

Gittlin, Adam

3.25

260 ratings by Goodreads

9781933515137: The Deal (A Jonah Gray Thriller)

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1933515139 ISBN 13: 9781933515137

Publisher: Oceanview Publishing, 2008

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Everything about Jonah Gray screams success -movie-star good looks, expensive clothes, a Park Avenue penthouse, and a seven-figure income. A cutthroat, rainmaking New York city commercial real estate broker, Jonah craves opulence and power. He beds models, romps the globe on the weekends and sees the world as his for the taking. Jonah Gray has it all. Or at least he had it all. When a friend presents Jonah with the deal of a lifetime, Jonah jumps at the chance. All Jonah has to do is act quickly, invest half a billion dollars in prime NY office buildings, and collect a huge payoff. But this golden opportunity is anything but. Within days of signing on, Jonah is mysteriously thrust into the epicenter of an international and personal scandal. Forced to explore a whole new territory where he can trust no one, and where danger, death and deception lurk at every corner, Jonah will learn some painfully hard lessons about the quest for easy money. Closing this deal could mean losing everything.

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About the Author:

Adam Gittlin is a private investment executive in New York City with extensive experience in commercial real estate. He received a BA in Psychology as well as an MBA in International Business, both from Syracuse University. His previous novels include The Men Downstairs and the first two novels in the Jonah Gray series: The Deal, and The Deal: About Face. He is currently at work on the next Jonah Gray installment, and lives in New York City with his son and long-haired Chihuahua.

Review:

“Like Grisham, Gittlin makes a complex world enthralling...an excellent read.” ―Fresh Fiction

“Combines the chemical excesses of Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho with a John Grisham-style plot, and it has an art-crime subplot reminiscent of Dan Brown's The da Vinci Code.”― New York Sun

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