Meltdown
A biting satire of the credit crunch from this hugely popular and bestselling author
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Meltdown Paperback ISBN: 9780552775113 Published: 02/08/2010 Imprint: Black Swan Extent: 480 pages Subject: Contemporary Fiction $14.95 RRP
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Meltdown Hardback ISBN: 9780593061923 Published: 15/11/2009 Imprint: Bantam Press Extent: 384 pages Subject: Contemporary Fiction $52.95 RRP Buy Now
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Meltdown EBook ISBN: 9781409085782 Published: 01/06/2010 Imprint: Transworld Digital Extent: 480 pages Subject: Contemporary Fiction $19.95 RRP Buy Now
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Meltdown CD ISBN: 9781846571770 Published: 02/11/2009 Imprint: Audiobooks Subject: Contemporary Fiction $35.00 RRP Buy Now
Synopsis
For amiable City trader Jimmy Corby money was the new Rock n’ Roll. His whole life was a party, adrenalin charged and cocaine fuelled. If he hadn’t met Monica he would probably have ended up either dead or in rehab.But Jimmy was as lucky in love as he was at betting on dodgy derivatives, so instead of burning out, his star just burned brighter than ever. Rich, pampered and successful, Jimmy, Monica and their friends lived the dream, bringing up their children with an army of domestic helps.But then it all came crashing down. And when the global financial crisis hit, Jimmy discovers that anyone can handle success. It’s how you handle failure that really matters.
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I love one direction!0 stars
25 April 2012 at 12:21pm
ReportThe only reason I know about this book is from Lou Tomlinson saying "NO, jimmy protested" in one of their video diarys. Oh how I love one direction. Any way it seems like a good book.