Eat What You Kill (Scofield)

Book Reviews
Stephen Frey fans will welcome Scofield’s debut, a financial thriller that accessibly conveys the intricacies of a world in which a company can make millions on other companies whose stocks decline in value.
Publishers Weekly


Surprisingly, Stoess is a sympathetic character despite his murderous ways, which makes this debut novel an emotional rollercoaster of a read.  Recommend it to fans of financial thrillers, especially those by Christopher Reich and Joseph Finder.
Booklist


Scofield’s debut novel, a financial thriller, introduces readers to a main character so difficult and full of malice that he makes Hannibal Lector seem like a kindly old uncle with quirky dietary habits.
Kirkus Reviews