By David Lender
Bull Street I have read three books by Lender, and this is his finest yet. He is in his environment with tales of Wall Street. His other book The Gravy Train painted that world in vibrant and authentic realizim. Bull Street goes yet a phase further in diving deep into this world of sketchy character types, uncertain loyalties and double-cross deals. This story about a young man enticed by the greed he runs into, and then of his future struggle to clear his name after he's been tainted by an insider trading ring at his investment banking firm The trading ring involves the most powerful client at the firm, a man who is the premier takeover specialist of his era. The setup is similar to Grisham's The Firm, nevertheless, the plot entails twists that take it in a different direction. The tale attributes raw emotion that you experience at every step. It also has fantastic characters and a story that builds like a symphonic piece. This is a powerful book by a writer who has come into his own with a remarkable story told with compelling power. buy it you will love it.here's the link to buy the book or kindle download or click the Barnes @ noble link if you have the nook.
