The New York Times describes Norb's novels as “money porn,” “a red-hot franchise,” and “glittery thrillers about fiscal malfeasance.” Norb thinks of them as stories about unassuming heroes who stumble into dire situations and rise above their personal limitations to take on really creepy adversaries. In addition to being an author, Norb is an independent wealth manager. He spent much of his career in New York City with several well-known brokerage houses, and you’ll see the impact on his writing. Wall Street makes great fodder for fictional characters, people like Jack Legare, who traded Wall Street for a seaside village in New England, where he’s going broke running a small marina. Norb's novels have been published in eight languages, including “Australian.”