By Ben Mezrich. "The True Story of the Ivy League Cowboys Who Raided the Asian Markets for Millions." It's unclear how much of the crime here is against middle-class mores and how much is genuine; the "hedge-fund cowboys" at the center of Mezrich's story apparently spend time in brothels, so there's that. And whoever decided the giant "signed copy" sticker should be bigger and more garish than Mezrich's actual John Hancock is facing a misdemeanor jacket-abuse charge.
That said, this hardcover is in very nice shape: some fading to the leading edges of the jacket from storage, and that hideous sticker, plus mild edgewear to the spine, top and bottom; otherwise, the pages are nice and clean, the spine is straight, and this is a nice reading copy for your financial-crimes shelf.