The Widow of Wall Street

from SilversReviews

Phoebe always was a girl who loved her books, and she found a husband who also loved his books, but a different kind than Phoebe loved. Phoebe loved her school books, Jake loved his books that showed his money growing. 

Phoebe married Jake at a young age, and Jake said he would always take care ...

from B.J.O.

4.5 "Hate the Sin but Love the Sinner?" Stars. With Wall Street headlines of Ponzi schemes constantly making the news over the last few decades, my curiosity of getting an inside view at the humanity shrouding the inconceivable greed and lack of moral compass that could fuel such a disaster compe...

from Charlotte_Lynn

I was not sure what to expect with a Ponzi Wall Street money scheme story. This is not my normal reading material, usually, I would pass on it but since Randy Susan Meyers wrote the book and I am a fan of hers I gave it a try and love it. I was in a reading funk and it got me right out of it. I d...

from jess_reads_books

Phoebe meets Jake when she is fifteen years old. Her parents wildly disapprove of the relationship because Jake is older than Phoebe, they want Phoebe to make a life of her own before marrying, and at the end of the day her mother just doesn't like Jake. Nothing will stop the two from being toget...

from flourgirl49

OK book about a Bernie Madoff-type character, focusing on the wife's reaction to her husband's duplicity and her life after his downfall.