Thomas William Lawson's novel dives into the ruthless mechanism of Wall Street speculation through the eyes of Jim Randolph and his lifelong friend, Bob Brownley. The narrative centers on Bob, a brilliant and honourable broker whose life unravels when he attempts to rescue the family of his beloved, Beulah Sands, from financial ruin caused by predatory market manipulators like Tom Reinhart. Driven by grief and a fierce desire to right the wrongs inflicted by the corrupt financial system, Bob wages a relentless war against the market. His campaign escalates into a catastrophic panic that brings the entire exchange to its knees, culminating in personal tragedy for both Bob and Beulah. The story exposes the mechanics of market crashes, the emotional toll of relentless greed, and the destruction left in the wake of unchecked financial power.
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Lawson's intense financial drama explores the brutal realities of Wall Street manipulation and the personal cost of greed. Set against the backdrop of stock market crashes, the novel follows a desperate campaign of revenge and redemption.
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- international -- fiction
- american -- fiction
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