Hanover Place

Michael M. Thomas. Warner Books, $5.95 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-446-36033-3

The Warringtons, owners of a Wall Street brokerage firm, manage to sidestep the '29 stock market crash but are shaken by various tragedies in the decades that follow. ``Time and place are dazzlingly evoked, but readers unfamiliar with Wall Street's terrain will find the detailed financial footwork hard going,'' concluded PW. (Jan.)

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