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Curious minds

Evanovich, Janet. (Author). Sutton, Phoef. (Added Author).

Riley Moon is a junior analyst at a mega-bank, when she uncovers what looks like an embezzlement scheme that could lead straight to the top. With his gold gone missing and analysts disappearing, famously eccentric Emerson Knight, the bank's biggest client, decides to take on his own investigation. With Emerson's laserlike focus and ability to see clues no one else sees, and Riley's financial-whiz mind and street savvy, this unlikely pair will uncover one of the biggest crimes of the century.

Large Print Book  - 2016
LP FIC Evano
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  • ISBN: 9781524733964
  • Physical Description 353 pages (large print) ; 24 cm.
  • Edition Large print edition.
  • Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2016.

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Curious Minds : A Knight and Moon Novel
Curious Minds : A Knight and Moon Novel
by Evanovich, Janet; Sutton, Phoef
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Curious Minds : A Knight and Moon Novel

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From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

In the first entry in a new series, Evanovich and Sutton have teamed up again to introduce Emerson Knight and Riley Moon. Moon is a Harvard MBA in her first job as an analyst for Blane-Grunwald, a large, privately held bank; Knight, the bank's largest depositor, is young, good looking, and a bit of an eccentric. When he demands to see his gold deposits, Moon is dispatched to placate Knight at his home, Mysterioso Manor, which boasts wild animals roaming freely and a classic-car collection. Soon enough the two of them fall into an adventure that involves looking for a missing Grunwald partner, which in turn leads to an evil plot to steal the world's gold. The humor occasionally borders on silly, but the one-liners fly at a ferocious pace, keeping the pages turning almost as quickly. Evanovich fans will find this closer in style to the Stephanie Plum series rather than the slightly more sophisticated Fox and O'Hare novels.--Alesi, Stacy Copyright 2016 Booklist