The Borman Factor is a fast-moving whodunit that pits Borman and his partner against a swarm of corrupt city officials, corrupt cops, and the Russian mob assassins.
A reporter is murdered in a public place in broad daylight. Police have no witnesses, no leads, no motive and no suspects. The investigation would end there except for one thing. Terry Reynolds was a member of the wealthy Piermont family.
An elite specialist in corporate espionage is hired to find the killer and bring him to justice.
A story of greed and corruption points to a land developer who builds skyscrapers and office buildings worth billions of dollars and leads all the way to the mayor’s office. Will Nick solve the crime or will he be the next victim of a vicious and cold-blooded killer?
Professional Reviews
A Real Page Turner 5 stars
This was such a good, no-nonsense murder mystery! Starting off with a punch, a self-satisfied man, a “fixer,” is doing what he likes best: killing. From there we go along with Nick Borman, hired to find out why his friend’s son-in-law, a journalist, was brutally knocked off and why the police department refuses to call it anything else but suicide. Corporate espionage, the Intel High Tech world, shady real estate deals, Russian mafia collecting on gambling debts, and blackmail are some of the areas LaLonde touches on, as we hang on tight for this thrilling ride and realize that it might all boil down to a card game with high stakes for low-principled players. Excellent storytelling!
Really Great Book 5 stars
This was a good read and I really enjoyed it. Conspiracy theories are right up my street, and throw in a police instruction that an obvious murder was just a nasty accident and you have the makings of a really good story. The writing flowed, the characters were believable and the pace kept my interest. Recommended reading buy it and prepare to enjoy this book, I did.
Excellent 5 stars
I really enjoyed this book,was a great read and I look forward to the next one in the series.
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