Dark Money

Compelled me to read just one more chapter then I could put it down, or so I thought. I just kept reading, and to think my friend had recommended it months ago and I was putting it off because I thought it was going to be "too technical".
We really must do something about the dark money tho-

Was glad to "meet up" with Jackson Bryant again and look forward to his next adventure. This book is very suspenseful and also very addicting. It's one of those books that you don't want to end. It's very well-written and the characters and situations are very "true to life". If you like John Grisham books, then you will like Larry Thompson's books as well as those but probably more! I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys legal suspense novels.

In this accurate depiction of the law enforcement process, security professionals, cops and prosecutors honorably prevail over the bad boys and girls. Thompson is careful not to accept the common and unfortunate view that his good guys are more often flawed and bungling while perps are simply misguided in their principles and zeal for their evil means and ends. The author's legal editorials sprinkled in the book are subject to arguably honest dispute. An enjoyable read!

Finally, another novel by Larry Thompson! His 5th in a string of page-turners, Dark Money moves likes it is turbo-charged. Once again, Larry crafts a plot from current events. His characters spring to life and Jack Bryant feels like an old friend. I can't wait for his next book.

A real page turner. Well written about a pertinent subject-Super Pacs and all the underhanded, even murderous dealings with politics. Very valid description of Texas and its political transformation in the last century as only a Texan and a knowledgeable lawyer could write it.

Just finished "Dark Money" in record time. Just couldn't put it down. Maybe the best of his 5 and all of the others were great. His

attention to details is fantastic and makes the story so believable. Surely would make a intriguing movie.

Excellent journey into the dark side of politics. Thought-provoking and entertaining. Whether you're into politics, or not, this deep and twisted plot will hold your attention and make you question everything you think you know.

Page turning read that is easily devoured by any reader who appreciates thought provoking writing. Larry D. Thompson has carefully crafted a mysterious web, complete with complex characters and a steady, winding plot. If you appreciate legal thrillers that are hard to put down, this is definitely the book for you.

As always, this book kept my interest and educated me as to the details needed to support a case. Being from Fort Worth, I especially enjoyed references to our city. Good reading--I suggest you read it too.

Jack Bryant has made his millions and now works as a Pro Bono lawyer. Walt Frazier who saved him in Desert Storm has asked Jack to help at a fund raiser in Ft Worth on Halloween where the governor is scheduled to attend. Walt is in charge of the detail. Jack comes to help and what a nightmare it is with everyone in costume and some carrying guns. The assassin shows up as a cat burglar. She does exactly what she was hired to do. The governor seems to have been the target but he lives and the billionaire brother of the host is killed. Did she make a mistake and miss her target? Walt and his team leave to take the governor to the hospital as soon as they can get him out the door. Then they find themselves being sued for not protecting the others. Jack finally decides that the way to solve this is to follow the money. Many twists and turns to solve the crime.