When the SWAT team came for him, Evan Loewenstein was living every man's fantasy. He slept with as many beautiful women as he wanted, consistently gambled away thousands of dollars on single hands of blackjack, and ran a business empire worth millions. He was accused of human trafficking and organized crime--of being a kingpin. But Evan wasn't a monster. He was a rock-solid businessman with a rock star's lifestyle, and he was devoted to his family. Still, the police seized his multi-million fortune and dragged him through the courts. His best friends turned on him, and the bankers who funded his businesses foreclosed on his properties. With a combination of Charlie Sheen's recklessness and Warren Buffet's business acumen, Evan fills the pages of Sex, Money and Betrayal with explosive stories and sage life lessons. He also speaks about his meteoric rise and fall: -His business skill made him a millionaire by the age of twenty-five. -The Houston Chronicle crucified him--but later had to retract much of their story. -He is a single father and has raised his children with care and love--even while indulging in his gambling and sex addictions. Evan was accused of many crimes, but was only found guilty of one; engaging in organized crime.