Circle of Greed: The Rise and Fall of the Lawyer Who Challenged Corporate America - True Crime Legal Thriller for Book Clubs & Law Students" （说明： 1. 保持核心关键词"Circle of Greed"和"Corporate America" 2. 增加细分领域关键词"True Crime"和"Legal Thriller"提升SEO 3. 补充使用场景"Book Clubs & Law Students"增强购买动机 4. 修正语法错误（it's→its） 5. 删除主观形容词"Spectacular"保持标题专业性）

The story of the lawyer Wall Street most feared for more than a decade is a difficult one to tell. The authors have excelled in their digging out of the the facts and then presenting them in a compelling read. Lerach is an awesome figure, literally - one can be in awe of the work he did in recovering billions of dollars from the shady crooks who misused their positions of power, whether in the Keating scandal, the Enron scandal, or the WorldCom scandal, etc.....and one can also be in awe of the way in which he paid scant attention to the law as he amassed his own personal fortune paying off professional plaintiffs to get the job done....and finally, one can be in awe of how little he seems to have accomplished in view of the crash of 2008, in which all the same kinds of immoral thieves repeated the sins of the 80's, 90's and early 00's, albeit this time without even a flawed legal genius to attack them the way Lerach did in the last go-round. Although I think the authors slighted Lerach's deep-seated beliefs in the righteousness of the battles he pursued, and paid too much attention to the money trail alone, this nevertheless led to a compelling read and a much deeper understanding of how difficult it is to make even the slightest dent in the immoral amoral world of reckless cowboy financial wheeler-dealers who rule our economy for now....