For me this was more an “I appreciate the cool things you can do with books” read than an “I enjoyed this novel” read. Most of the book is a series of fictional memoirs that, when taken together, have the truth in there somewhere. As good as the writing is, it’s still kind of reading a random memoir about an old-timey Wall Street guy for a lot of the book. One thing I appreciated and think people will really enjoy is that it’s historical fiction from the first half of the 1900s without being about a war.