This novel's protagonist consults his lawyer, Freddy Button, who urges him to consult Thomas Killian.
This novel's protagonist consults his lawyer, Freddy Button, who urges him to consult Thomas Killian. The protagonist, who likes to refer to himself as "Master of the Universe," works for Pierce and Pierce and has a six-year- old daughter named Campbell and a wife named Judy. This novel's central event occurs after the protagonist picks up his girlfriend Maria at the airport and ends up lost in the South Bronx in his Mercedes where Maria hits Henry Lamb with his car. For 10 points--, identify this novel about Sherman McCoy by Tom Wolfe.
This novel's protagonist consults his lawyer, Freddy Button, who urges him to consult Thomas Killian.
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