A breezy tale of financial intrigue. Baltimore Sun. New York stockbroker Don McCarry doesn’t rate high on scruples or fair-dealing. If he can land a fat account of European money managed by Gustav Raab, he figures he can milk it like a farmer with four hands. He wouldn’t share that plan with his waspy girlfriend Stacy Kimball or her father, who knows a thing about guys looking for the main chance. It’s McCarry’s bad luck that the Feds are after his new client–and that the client’s friends have decided McCarry would be less trouble in the grave. A breezy tale of financial intrigue Baltimore Sun.