Other People's Money - Softcover

Other People's Money is wise, droll and beautiful fiction (David Mitchell)

What a great read this is. Cartwright assembles a wonderful cast of characters in this masterpiece of a comic novel (Observer)

A high-class piece of literary entertainment (Spectator)

Urgently topical fiction with its finger on the pulse of earth-shaking events ... Cartwright¹s fiction has an uncanny habit of catching the zeitgeist in nets of fine-meshed tragi-comic steel (Independent)

Cartwright's novel displays, with triumphant accomplishment, the pleasures and the potency of on-the-spot social reportage (Sunday Times Choice)

A delicately patterned novel about the heroic search for happiness and its ultimate fragility. The comfortable middle-class setting and faintly fairytale ending belie a portrait of family life in which concealment and compromise are never far away. Quietly moving (Financial Times)

Sublime ... While the engrossing story gradually builds to the urgency of a thriller, it is the richly drawn characters who provide the novel's enduring pleasure ... a brilliantly entertaining satire (Sunday Times)

This satire has many strengths - not least of all making the crash understandable to those (like me and, as we now know, bankers) who did not understand it. And there are countless moments of excellence (The Times)

Very cleverly put together, and funny as well (William Leith, Evening Standard)

Caustic and entertaining (Independent)

The Trevelyan family is in grave trouble. Their private bank of Tubal & Co. is on the verge of collapsing. It's not the first time in its three-hundred-and-forty year history, but it may be the last. A sale is under way, and a number of important facts need to be kept hidden, not only from the public, but also from Julian Trevelyan-Tubal's deeply traditional father, Sir Harry, who is incapacitated in the family villa in Antibes. Great families, great fortunes and even greater secrets collide in this gripping, satirical and acutely observed story of our time.