content: Some have called this book a "basic guide" for the Enron mess. I would call it a basic guide for falling asleep. I worked at Enron, and there is nothing more annoying than self-proclaimed experts trying to explain the ins-and-outs of a company from the outside. It's about as accurate and useful as a binder-ful of news clippings. This book fails to capture the spirit of Enron, and fails to capture the essence of what really went wrong. I hope some better books come along, because the quick-and-dirty paperback version here was a waste of time and money.