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"Predatory lending" as a book category encompasses works that examine abusive, deceptive, or unfair lending practices that take advantage of borrowers—especially vulnerable consumers—through excessive fees, hidden terms, aggressive sales tactics, or unaffordable loan structures. Titles in this category range from investigative journalism and legal and policy analyses to practical consumer guides and survivor memoirs, and they explore topics such as payday loans, subprime mortgages, car-title lending, predatory student loans, regulatory failures, and the social and economic consequences for families and communities. Books may profile perpetrators and lawsuits, offer advice on spotting and avoiding scams, and propose reforms or advocacy strategies to protect borrowers. Both nonfiction exposés and fiction that dramatizes the human impact fit under this umbrella.

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