4 YEARS AFTER IT WAS PUBLISHED, THIS BOOK KEEPS SELLING AND SELLING

As a story, a work of fiction it’s pristine. The plot is thrilling, the characters believable (and historically accuarate), the emotions raw and powerful. I can count the number of books that have made me weep on one hand and the fact that the Golden Pinnacle is one of those priveleged few is a testament to its greatness.

Not only is it worth reading for its plot alone but it is also immensely educational. Its gives a vivid portrait of the late 19th, and early 20th century. The personalities and philosophies of titans of industry, politicians and laymen are captivating to re-live. The stunning events from the Civil War to WWI receive their due and will give the average reader a better education of that period than any public school student can hope to receive.

Not only is this work historically valuable it gives insight into the basics of economics, banking and the financial system that most public school students are almost guaranteed NOT to receive. The marvel of this book is that where many books can’t help portraying economics and business matters as dry and uninteresting, Mr. Gore richens them up with the excitement and fascination they deserve.

I whole heartedly will reccomend this book and the important lessons on freedom, capitalism and integrity it emphasizes to anyone willing to give it a read. Good art entertains and enlivens but great art inspires us to better ourselves, understand the realities of the world and aspire to a higher level of character and morality. The Golden Pinnacle encapsulates this greatness and if you’re reading this Mr. Gore, I thank you dearly for this gift of literature. It has been enlightening.