In this stunning international bestseller, award-winning author Tom Crosshill takes a hard look at the human cost of Wall Street through the eyes of a man whose family survived the brutal Soviet occupation of the Baltic states in the forties.
Twenty-one year old Peter Ostberg has two dreams: Make piles of money on Wall Street and publish the comic he is writing in his spare time about his grandmother’s tragic exile to Siberia during World War 2. When he is chosen for a position at storied Wall Street firm Arnis Brothers, his first dream comes true.
When Peter’s Wall Street dream turns into a nightmare, he finds that his comic isn’t so much his dream as his refuge.
Siberia and Wall Street. For Peter the two become linked in important and moving ways. The Cattle Express outlines Peter’s personal journey, a journey that illustrates the inhumanity of Wall Street in the most personal—and surprising—of ways.
"Tom Crosshill is a major new writer with a powerful vision."
New York Times best-selling author David Farland
Twenty-one year old Peter Ostberg has two dreams: Make piles of money on Wall Street and publish the comic he is writing in his spare time about his grandmother’s tragic exile to Siberia during World War 2. When he is chosen for a position at storied Wall Street firm Arnis Brothers, his first dream comes true.
When Peter’s Wall Street dream turns into a nightmare, he finds that his comic isn’t so much his dream as his refuge.
Siberia and Wall Street. For Peter the two become linked in important and moving ways. The Cattle Express outlines Peter’s personal journey, a journey that illustrates the inhumanity of Wall Street in the most personal—and surprising—of ways.
"Tom Crosshill is a major new writer with a powerful vision."
New York Times best-selling author David Farland
