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The Art of Privilege

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

The Art of Privilege

Contributors:

By (Author) Carey Keith Green

ISBN:

9781644283172

Publisher:

Rare Bird Books

Imprint:

Rare Bird Books

Publication Date:

17th January 2024

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

312

Dimensions:

Width 215mm, Height 139mm, Spine 20mm

Description

When Detective Charles Sleetch investigates the murder of a wealthy Wall Street banker and his stripper girlfriend, it doesnt look like routine robbery homicide. The life and death of Katiana Angelska move him in a way that he has not felt in years.

Dylan Cash invested in his exs art gallery when he was flush as a trader on Wall Street. Off the street and out of luck, Dylan and his best friend, Charles Binky Bannister, have been day-trading out of the back-office of the gallery. One day, a stranger named Jonathan Shelby shows up with an intriguing offer. Thatcher Reed, a down on its heel boutique firm, needs to track down an insider trader, before it derails the IPO of Paradyne, a Blackwater-type defense firm.

What Dylan thought was a simple case of insider trading becomes a stunning tale of blackmail, deceit and murder that threatens to rock both Wall Street and the entire military industrial complex. Dylan and Sleetch eventually team up against powerful, evil men who will stop at nothing to achieve their goals.

Author Bio

Carey Keith Greenleft his native Los Angeles at age seventeen to earn his BA atColumbia University in New York City.He now resides in Brooklyn.While stillan undergrad he started working for an investment bank, Oliver Wyman, and healso wrote a play that was produced in NYC and London. Drawing upon hiscareer in working behind the scenes at investment banks (Morgan Stanley, CreditSuisse, Bank of America), he writes suspenseful fiction, dealing with thetumultuous worlds of Wall Street, geopolitics and New York City.

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