A Terrible Master but an Excellent Servant

You don’t need a crystal ball to see the future; just follow the money!

Every issue in human history has a price tag. Someone always profits. Behind every tax, every wage, every price, and every promise from a podium, money is quietly changing hands. The only question is whose. Miss the answer, and you spend your life on the losing side of the deal. Outvoted. Overcharged. And told to be grateful for it. If you have ever felt the economy was rigged and no one would explain how, this book does. Across more than thirty short chapters, every side of the money question makes its case. The banker and the protester. The CEO and the worker. The true believer and the skeptic. All of it, so you can decide for yourself. You do not need a crystal ball to see the future. You need to follow the money. Read A Terrible Master but an Excellent Servant, and you will never be fooled the same way again.

Steve Levi is an Alaskan writer who specializes in the Alaska Gold Rush (nonfiction) and the ‘impossible crime,’ (fiction.)  An ‘impossible crime’ is one where the detective must figure out HOW the crime was committed before going after the perpetrators – like a Greyhound bus with bank robbers and hostages disappearing off the Golden Gate Bridge –THE MATTER OF THE VANISHING GREYHOUND. Steve’s books can be found at www.authormasterminds.com/steve-levi

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