Title: An enjoyable and humerous tour-de-force
Product review: A Man in Full is great. The story follows Atlanta real-estate mogul Charlie Croker through his peak, fall, and ultimate redemption as he grapples with executives at PlannersBank for control of his waning empire. The novel also depicts a maze of supporting characters through situations ranging from corporate conspiracy to prison escape. Wolfe's writing is in vintage form, and his commentary on class and race are right-on. The novel is hilarious and compelling, and difficult to put down. The characters are well-developed and multifaceted; the human depiction encourages the reader to feel sympathy rather than contempt even in the midst of high depravity. Highly recommended to readers who enjoy sophisticated humor and tightly-woven plots.
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