Trap Doors and Trojan Horses: An Auditing Action Adventure
...contemporary, convincing, and eminently readable. Designed to be used as a supplement in college courses in auditing, forensic accounting, and fraud examination, the book effectively teaches while it entertains. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Students, lower-division undergraduate through graduate level, and general readers. --Choice MagazineWith this book you get read an exciting murder mystery while at the same time learning about forensic accounting, auditing, taxation, accounting ethics, accounting information systems, and a myriad of other accounting related topics...Accounting instructors can effectively use this book as a supplemental reading assignment in various accounting courses to include auditing, forensics, information systems and ethics. The factual information provided in the novel will augment the textbook and will highlight the topics that can inspire classroom discussions. Students will find this book a painless and entertaining way of reviewing technical accounting material previously covered in class. Accountants studying for the CPA exam or forensic accounting designation exams will find the novel a good final review. Accounting practitioners will find the book to be an entertaining mystery novel set in a familiar landscape of knowledge and an interesting introduction to the relatively new field of forensics in accounting. --Donald L. Ariail, The Journal of Applied Management and EntrepeneurshipWith this book you get read an exciting murder mystery while at the same time learning about forensic accounting, auditing, taxation, accounting ethics, accounting information systems, and a myriad of other accounting related topics...Accounting instructors can effectively use this book as a supplemental reading assignment in various accounting courses to include auditing, forensics, information systems and ethics. The factual information provided in the novel will augment the textbook and will highlight the topics that can inspire classroom discussions. Students will find this book a painless and entertaining way of reviewing technical accounting material previously covered in class. Accountants studying for the CPA exam or forensic accounting designation exams will find the novel a good final review. Accounting practitioners will find the book to be an entertaining mystery novel set in a familiar landscape of knowledge and an interesting introduction to the relatively new field of forensics in accounting. --Donald L. Ariail, The Journal of Applied Management and Entrepeneurship