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Title: Junk by Michael Goodwin ISBN: 0-595-74945-3 Publisher: iUniverse, Inc. Pub. Date: June, 2003 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: I laughed out loud reading this on the airplane
Comment: You don't have to be a Wall Streeter to get a kick out of Mike Goodwin's hilarious send-up of the finance biz. I especially enjoyed the way the story spun out of control, involving drug dealers and Chinese espionage. Equal parts satire and action-adventure story, this book would make a fun romp of a movie. How about Cuba Gooding as the hero?

Rating: 4
Summary: Schemes of salesmen
Comment: If you want a quick read with wit and intrigue, sarcasm and mystery all rolled into one, this is the book for you. The schemes and plans of the bond salesmen lead to a mysterious plot to sell a deal. Wall Streeters will relate to the characters involved. The author uses his own sarcastic humor to the max describing the wheelings and dealings of the characters. You'll laugh out loud and turn the pages seeking the next preposterous event. Take this book on your next road trip and your flight will whiz by as you uncover the details of the "deal"....

Rating: 5
Summary: john
Comment: "Junk" is a fast and fun read, a great blend of colorful characters and bizzare circumstances. Michael Goodwin's tongue-in-cheek wall street satire creates a fine balance in the reader's mind...a balance between laughing at the absurd schemes of the comical junk bond salesmen, and the page-turning curiosity of needing to know what happens next. Best of all is the near reality of it all - that no matter how zany the scheming salesmen may be, almost everything they do has been done before, and will be done again, by someone on wall street.