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Title: Disappointing
Review: Despite what appears to be an interesting story, Robert Geis' novel ASSETS and LIES is a drifting, cliche' filled, predictable attempt at suspense writing. Though the author has some interesting ideas, and is obviously familiar with the Mutual Fund industry, his attempt to showboat his knowledge leads the reader wondering if this is a novel or a classbook for economics 101.Character development, if we can call it that, falls flat on its face. Lester Michaelson, the antagonist of this story is just not interesting. Unlikeable? Perhaps, but boring. Robert Ware, the mutual fund insider digging up dirt on Michaelson is a bit more interesting, but there is no 'feeling' to the character.Plodding through the pages in hope that something more interesting would appear in these pages, I was disappointed time and time again. If there is one acknowledgement I must state it is that I do take my hat off to the author for his attempt. I really was hoping to enjoy this book.
