The fourth of David Charters' hilarious City satires, Where Egos Dare charts Dave Hart's navigation through the 2008 credit crunch and the ensuing economic crisis as Chairman of Grossbank. When the company loses billions of pounds thanks to a rogue trader, can Dave Hart take on a stockmarket in the middle of financial meltdown and win?
Great Liverpudlians takes the reader on a wonderfully enjoyable journey through the city's past, introducing us to an array of colourful characters and the part they each played in shaping the city.
Dave Hart returns in Charter's latest hilarious City satire.
The first comprehensive scholarly study of the British Army's campaign against the Jewish insurgency in postwar Palestine, this book shows how outdated doctrine, traditional resistance to change, and postwar turbulence hampered the army's efforts to modify its counter-insurgency tactics. číst celé
Behind the City of London's facade of sharp suits, fast cars and lavish expense accounts lies a world of cruel deception, savage double-dealing and rampaging egos. For ten years, David Charters lived the life. Now he lifts the lid on what really goes on in the Square Mile. Not only are these short stories shocking, surprising and entertaining; they are also absolutely authentic.
Set against the backdrop of London's high finance, this novel offers a darkly comedic and brutally honest critique of the investment banking industry. With a tone reminiscent of American Psycho, it immerses readers in the cynical lives of its characters, exploring the excesses and moral ambiguities of the financial world. The narrative promises sharp wit and a relentless examination of greed and ambition, making it a provocative read for those interested in the intersection of humor and harsh realities in corporate culture.
Focusing on the rich history of auto sport in Canada, this book highlights the achievements of Canadian drivers who have made their mark internationally, including legends like Gilles Villeneuve and contemporary stars such as Paul Tracy and Jacques Villeneuve. It delves into the cultural and social significance of auto racing in Canada, offering readers a comprehensive look at milestones in the sport that have often been overlooked by historians. Charters' engaging narrative shines light on this captivating aspect of Canadian heritage.