Thank you for the opportunity to read this book. What a fascinating and enlightening piece of journalism. I was drawn in from the very beginning, as the authors introduced the various players in the scandal and provided background and detail that would lay very convincing groundwork that led to all of these incredibly awful decisions. I knew very little about the Rick Singer, and I found his story exceptional and shattering. This book is constructed somewhat like a thriller, with a steady build up, and twisting roads across so many states, through so many lives, that lead to the eventual exposure and takedown of the key players. This was completely startling in many places, it's a good primer for anyone interested in the case, and it also works as a business expose-type work alongside BAD BLOOD, THE WOLF OF WALL STREET and other such tales. Thanks again for the read.

It's quite fascinating and disturbing at the same time to read the accounts of the cases that created what has become known as the college admissions scandals.