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PROMPT: DAZZLING
Phoebe always was a girl who loved her books, and she found a husband who also loved his books, but a different kind. Phoebe loved her school books, Jake loved his books about money growing.
Pulls the reader into the high stakes of Wall Street, the power and lives of the wealthy, and reminds us of the saying: “Money is the root of all evil. “
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pickI feel that this is a very “noisy” book, very much a product of the 1980s (certainly in the era before the stock market crash of October 1987). But covering, as it does, manipulation of the media, corruption, and people from all sectors using an accident to further their own careers/funds, it has as much relevance today, as it did when it was first published in 1987. It‘s sad how little some things have chan
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Read this book many years ago and just found out that Frey wrote another three in the series. Later this year I will read this one again so that I can go on with the series. If you want something relatively easy to read, with lots of intrigue and suspense especially for the summer, I think that this will be entertaining.
so-soOk I‘d give it a pick because the writing was great but I don‘t recommend it to my bestie and I wouldn‘t read it again. However, it did surprise me. I picked it up after I heard someone quote it. Even though it‘s from when I was born, it‘s still relevant and fascinating.
pickThis book is so freaking interesting. The author gives detail of working for Salomon Brothers in the 1980s right as they were at the apex but about to fall apart. My co-op somehow snuck this into her development reading.
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This gem is back to its old tricks (commuting). Seen here with the enormous pile of stuff I "needed" to take to the office today.
Today's book bestie is this gem I took off my co-op. Seems interesting so far.
Stand back, I‘m going in….
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