INDECENT EXPOSURE, 1st Ed., Inscribed, True Story Of Hollywood & Wall Street David McClintock

Indecent Exposure: A True Story of Hollywood and Wall Street by David McClintick is an investigative nonfiction book that explores the scandal involving two powerful figures: Hollywood mogul Michael Milken and the world of finance. The book focuses on Milken’s rise to prominence in the financial world through his work with junk bonds, his connections to Hollywood, and the eventual legal and financial troubles that brought him down.

McClintick digs into the corruption, greed, and excesses that permeated both the entertainment and financial industries during the 1980s, highlighting how Milken's actions caused widespread disruption. It provides a detailed account of the intersection between the glamour of Hollywood and the high-stakes world of Wall Street, revealing how these two realms were more closely tied together than many realized.

The book is a comprehensive examination of Milken’s fall from grace and its far-reaching consequences, offering a behind-the-scenes look at a major financial scandal of the time.