The books is described as being “for fans of Wolf of Wall Street and Sorry to Bother You” and honestly I couldn’t have said it better myself.
Darren has been working at Starbucks for 4 years when one of his regulars offers him an opportunity which changes his life. He is propelled into the world of sales at a mysterious and over-the-top startup. What follows is a mock-memoir with shocking twists and turns.
This book was different than my usual read but I loved the dark and fast-paced tone of the story which drew the reader into the world of the story. I also enjoyed the timely discussions of race, privilege, and capitalism and explored the dark-side of ambition. Darren is a very well-written character and I keep going back and forth whether I like him or not, but either way his story always kept me on my toes. Would highly recommend this fresh story to everyone.
Darren has been working at Starbucks for 4 years when one of his regulars offers him an opportunity which changes his life. He is propelled into the world of sales at a mysterious and over-the-top startup. What follows is a mock-memoir with shocking twists and turns.
This book was different than my usual read but I loved the dark and fast-paced tone of the story which drew the reader into the world of the story. I also enjoyed the timely discussions of race, privilege, and capitalism and explored the dark-side of ambition. Darren is a very well-written character and I keep going back and forth whether I like him or not, but either way his story always kept me on my toes. Would highly recommend this fresh story to everyone.