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Title: Wall Street behind closed doors
Review: It takes someone who is not a "club member" to write a Wall Street novel like this. Geis has no respect for the myths of the Wall Street financial super heroes as he cuts down with a mocking sharpness the roles of pretenders you come across in this tight coil work. The SEC continues its slashing of mutual fund companies with hundred million dollar plus fines (just another one last week, in fact), making Geis' novel a timely read for any serious investor. Given the size of these SEC fines against mutual fund companies, Geis' tale is obviously only a starting point for going through what has gone on for too long. "Assets and Lies" was an enjoyable dissection of Wall Street "behind the green door". I loved it. I doubt any Wall Street employee will be pleased at all with anything in this novel. That adds to its enjoyability in my opinion. Geis deserves applause for how interesting he has made an otherwise unpleasant reality-- theft, dishonesty, and psychotic behavior.
