Apostate Goldman Sachs managing director Nomi Prins rips apart the recent "bank depression" (her words) to reveal the orgy of financial pillage beneath the surface. Her writing is utterly cynical, occasionally sarcastic, and impeccably researched, down to the phone call. ( She apparently spent a portion of her Goldman Sachs bonus money to hire research staff.) My favorite chapter is "Government Sachs," where she provides an inside look at her former employer.  Financially-knowledgable readers will find this book both enlightening and deeply disturbing.