Woody Buchman

by Ken Waterman

Overview

Introducing "Woody Buchman" — a gripping narrative that intertwines the allure of Wall Street with the raw complexity of personal struggles. Follow the tumultuous journey of Woody Buchman, a man propelled from modest beginnings to the heights of the financial world as a currency trader, all while battling his own personal demons.

Set in Ottawa, Canada, the story immerses readers in Woody's world of debauchery, addiction, and greed. From his turbulent relationships to his relentless pursuit of wealth, the story delves into themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of unchecked ambition.

As Woody treads the dangerous path of white-collar crime, his encounters with the OSC Ontario Securities Commission are filled with nail-biting suspense and intrigue. Will he be able to evade their scrutiny? The answer lies in this thrilling narrative that also explores the complexities of his affair with his Polish mistress, Anna.

Woody Buchman offers the allure of the movie Wall Street and echoes Michael Douglas's character, Gordon Gekko, but is grounded in a more relatable reality. It is a compelling exploration of the human condition and the price of unchecked ambition. Lose yourself in this gripping tale of greed, redemption, and the ultimate cost of success.

A must-read of addiction literature.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940167739512
Publisher:	Tellwell Talent
Publication date:	11/01/2024
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	397 KB

About the Author

Kenneth Waterman was born in Ottawa, Canada, in 1962. He was educated at the private Priory School, Kingston, Jamaica; Hillcrest High School; and Carleton University, Ottawa. In 1987, he secured his first sales position as a commodity broker with Midland Walwyn. He wrote a weekly column on the commodities market for the Ottawa Sun from 1988–1990. He moved to Glasgow, Scotland, in 1995, where he built his first coffee company. The Woody Buchman series is based on his accounts as a broker, battling addiction, his involvement with a Glasgow East End gang, then building his second coffee company into the largest privately owned discount coffee company in the UK.