Love And The Bay Street Bingo Players

The Wicked Pen Of John DFrankel Strikes AgainThe Longawaited Sequel To The Heretofore Untolled History Of The Independent Republic Of Harvey Markson Has Finally Arrived          Readers Who Enjoyed Frankel?s First Novel, AWitty Existential Tour Of Life Inside The Brokerage Houses And Investment Banks Of Toronto?s Bay Street, Will Revel In This Clever Sequel With Its Familiar Layers Of Tongueincheek Narrative, Droll Humor, And Incisive Portraits Of The Street?s By Now Famous Denizens, Including One Zygmunt Adams?zyg,? Harvey Markson?s Closest Friend And Confidant, Takes Center stage In This Latest Tale, And If Harvey?s Quest Was To Find Meaning And Purpose In Life, Zyg?s Mission Is To Secure Love, Not WealthHowever, Though He?s ABrilliant And Capable Businessman, Zyg Is Less Sure Of Himself In Matters Of The Heart          Love And The Bay Street Bingo Players Is AWonderfully Mature Novel That Rings Authentic And True In Every Line Of Dialogue And In The Characters? Questioning SelfdoubtsBut If This Is AStory About Love, It Is Also About LossIt Is About The Randomness Of Life, About Seizing Opportunities When They Come Along, And About Our Alltoohuman Capacity To Miss The Boat Entirely, Whether We Are Too Arrogant To Set Aside Our Egos Or Too Afraid To Repeat Past Mistakes                  While As Shrewdly Observant And As Mordantly Funny As The First Novel, The Gentle Humor That Pervades This Latest Bay Street Tale Reveals The Author?s Evident Affection For His CharactersAMaster Stroke Of Narrative Stealth, However, Will Disarm Even The Most Attentive Of Readers With AShocking SurpriseThrough This Twist Of Fate, Love And The Bay Street Bingo Players Transcends Its Satirical Roots And SoarsANovel Of Considerable Humanity, The Story Of Zygmunt In Love With The Beautiful And Elusive Antoinette Will Surely Capture Any Reader?s Heart.
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