Nick Stewart

In "Lucifer's Banker: Uncensored," Bradley Birkenfeld lays bare all the evidence you need to understand that politics is simply "cake...fed to the masses, while behind our backs the deals are already done." Over the course of roughly 300 fast-reading pages, Birkenfeld gives us enough free education in the world of finance to understand that, however much faith we have in our institutions...we should have less. The DOJ, CIA, the White House, Democrats, Republicans...Lucifer's Banker does not discriminate. Its mix of real-world international intrigue and alluring female companionship evokes Bond-like images while provoking us into dealing with the ugly truths of unstatesmanlike affairs of state. Lucifer's Banker is a lesson to every American that we need to click off the cable news, open our eyes, and demand sunlight in the darkest corners of our government. When you finish the final page, you will know two things with complete certainty. First, this country needs "[citizen] hammers looking for [government] nails," and second, always trust a man who has powerful enemies.