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Eldorado
Published in Great Britain, Eldorado is a fictional account of the great crash of mega finance.
- GenresFiction
576 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1985
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Michael Pye
69 books66 followersMichael Pye (b. 1946) is a writer who reported on business for The Sunday Times of London in the 1960s and 1970s. He has also authored many books, two of which are about the entertainment industry: The Movie Brats: How the Film Generation Took Over Hollywood (with Lynda Myles, 1979), and Moguls: Inside the Business of Show Business (1980).
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March 7, 2017
Eldorado is an epic tale of one mans thirst for power and drive to win in the business of banking.
There's the loveless marriage in order to form an alliance with a powerful family, dodgy deals with shady characters to further expand his power. Attempting to ruin his sisters acting career when she threatens his control and various other escapades.
Somewhat reminds me of a Paul Erdman novel only with less focus on the financial aspects and more focus on the characters and their machinations.
There's the loveless marriage in order to form an alliance with a powerful family, dodgy deals with shady characters to further expand his power. Attempting to ruin his sisters acting career when she threatens his control and various other escapades.
Somewhat reminds me of a Paul Erdman novel only with less focus on the financial aspects and more focus on the characters and their machinations.
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