Hidden Money

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Summary: Official release - Financial scandals - Hidden Money
Review: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 30, 2002

Hidden Money: Novel More Intriguing than WorldCom and Enron Scandals

Salt Lake City, Utah, June 30, 2002 - As the nation closely follows the WorldCom scandal on the heels of the downfall of Enron and Arthur Andersen, John McCoy's new novel, Hidden Money, uncovers the world of danger and intrigue in the world of high finance.

Eric Landers travels to Tahiti in his job as a bank trouble shooter for his friend, Harvey Cannon, the head of credit for the Pacific Division of Northern Trust Bank. Landers' assignment-to straighten out credit and loan irregularities. He thinks it will be a restful vacation in paradise. However, the stakes go up when a Mafia hit man appears on the plane and two FBI agents meet him at the airport with tales of money laundering.

When large amounts of money begin to appear in and then disappear from a questionable bank account, Lander's challenge is to unravel the game. He is forced to use skills he thought he would never have to use again in a deadly gamble where the stakes become his life and the life of the woman he loves.

An expert in the banking industry, John McCoy's talents as a writer make this a must-read for both those interested in the world of finance as well as those on the look-out for adventure and intrigue.