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Title: This is one novel you can't short
Review: As an ex money manager on Wall Street I found Geis' novel spot on. He has taken "poetic license" with some characterizations, for sure, but for the overwhelming part this book is a hard eye portrayal of the tricks of the trade. The reader will learn from them. Geis has many story lines going on at the same time, cleverly spun, and the way he ends the novel is quite surprising. The resolution of the conflict which he engineers is creativity run wild. For that alone the book merits a read. Additionally one cannot tell what time period the book is conjuring, and this adds to the novel's value as an instrument of the imagination. "Bonfire of the Vanities"-- you didn't come close to this narrative.
