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Tales of Money, Book 1
- Narrated by: Kevin Rineer
- Length: 5 hrs and 38 mins
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Tales of Money, Book 1
Narrated by:
Kevin Rineer
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Publisher's Summary
Building your fortune can be the adventure of a lifetime. Finding out how people obtain their wealth, and discovering their personal secret to earning money is something that always causes great interest.
This fictional series is about just that - money and what characters have to do to get it, including strategies used, mistakes made, and lessons learned.
In book one, our protagonist starts his career in Buenos Aires in 1890. Boxing, tango, gambling, construction, and cattle raising are some of the numerous activities he pursues to start building his fortune.
©2020 Luc Oliver (P)2020 Luc Oliver
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