Liars Poker is a true story. The events that take place within the story are based on actual events that took place at the poker game held by J.P.
Morgan in 1903. The characters and dialogue were created by the author, and while some minor details may be changed, the overall story is based on historical events.
Liars Poker is an interesting book because it tells the story of a group of people who are forced to play poker with one another, and as the game progresses, they start to realize that some of their friends might not be who they seem. The story is written in a way that makes you want to keep reading to find out what will happen next, and it is also interesting because it tells the story from different perspectives.
Overall, I thought Liars Poker was an excellent book. It was well written and had an intriguing plot, making it easy to read.
I also thought the characters were well developed and interesting, making it easy to care about what happened to them. In conclusion, I would recommend Liars Poker to anyone looking for a compelling read that will leave them wondering what will happen next.
