Three Novels A Calculated Risk, The Eight, and The Magic Circle

Praise for A Calculated Risk
“A dizzying, enjoyable caper . . . After reading this hard-to-put down thriller, you may put all your money in your mattress.” —Los Angeles Daily News 
 
“Never a dull moment, and Ms. Neville makes it all the more plausible because of her intimate knowledge of how international banking works. She plots well and takes the reader through the intrigues and backbiting of immense corporations . . . [A Calculated Risk] churns up wave after wave of excitement.” —The New York Times
 
“Intriguing and well-written . . . a high-tech, high-stakes, socially responsible banking novel . . . a lot of fun.” —The Washington Post
 
“A lean, taut thriller . . . When you’re dealing with bankers, you need to recognize the possibility that someone in the building might be a bigger crook than you are–and that they’re playing for keeps.” —San Jose Mercury News
 
Praise for The Eight
“With alchemical skill, Neville blends modern romance, historical fiction, and medieval mystery . . . and comes up with gold.” —People (People’s Choice “Pick of the Week”)
 
“Daring, original and moving . . . destined to become a cult classic.” —Publishers Weekly
 
“A big, rich, two-tiered confection of a novel . . . a rousing, amusing game.” —San Francisco Chronicle
 
“A fascinating piece of entertainment that manages to be both vibrant and cerebral . . . Few will find it resistible.” —Los Angeles Times Book Review
 
“A feminist answer to The Raiders of the Lost Ark.” —The Washington PostBook World
 
“Fascinating . . . Mind-boggling.” —Newsday
 
“Intriguing, fast-moving . . . Crammed with skullduggery and a chess-based plot that hops between the eighteenth and [twentieth] centuries.” —Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 
Praise for The Magic Circle
“[A] racing-across-the-globe, one-step-ahead-of-the-bad-guys treasure hunt.” —Detroit Free Press
 
“Filled with intrigue . . . Neville keeps the novel moving at a fast pace. . . . Ariel is not a super spy but an average woman dealing with complex situations with only her wit to combat dangers. She is smart and funny and uses both these traits to survive.” —The Denver Post
 
“Compelling . . . Fans of that emerging subgenre—the millennial thriller—will want to add this one to their reading list.” —Booklist
 
“Exciting . . . Suspenseful . . . Many layers of plot twists.” —Library Journal