The Moneychangers

Set against the backdrop of the 1907 Wall Street financial disaster, this novel explores themes of greed and betrayal as powerful financiers orchestrate a crisis to undermine a rival trust company. The narrative delves into the resulting stock market crash and the ensuing panic among American banks, highlighting the moral complexities and corrupt practices within the financial industry. Sinclair's work serves as a critical commentary on the impact of avarice on society and the economy.