Praying God's Will for My Grandchild Book

I enjoyed reading the book although Minkow is clearly a disturbed person. What surprised me is that he was cheating from early in his life. It was clear that being the best, and doing anything to be the best, is a way of life for him. Of course, he feigns reform at the end of the book, but we know how that turned out.

What stuck with me the most was that, as a young man, he couldn't enjoy sporting events because the crowd was cheering for someone other than him. That's a phenomenon that never occurred to me.

The fact of his subsequent second conviction many years later did not affect my enjoyment of the book. It's always interesting to read how a fraudster thinks. You just have to take it all with a grain of salt, because fraudsters lie. Imagine that.