A fascinating page-turner made from an unlikely subject
The author has taken an arcane subject and built a riveting narrative in which the stakes couldn’t be any clearer.
There is something undeniably gratifying about an elegantly crafted morality tale — and business reporter Christopher Leonard has written a good one, even if you suspect that the full shape of it isn’t quite as smooth as he makes it out to be.
The Lords of Easy Money is a fascinating and propulsive story about the Federal Reserve — yes, you read that right. Leonard, in the tradition of Michael Lewis, has taken an arcane subject, rife with the risk of incomprehensibility (or boredom), and built a riveting narrative in which the stakes couldn’t be any clearer.
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