The concept, setting and the author's expertise make it an engrossing read. The Premise - Growth pressure driven global banks exploited by the likes of Naxals who un-earth the system gaps. For someone who doesn't know the industry, it would be filled with a lot of aha moments. It's an intelligent author at work and the story moves forward predictably. Hence as a thriller it might not hold much appeal.Character sketch is more out of convenience. Some unwarranted drama in the beginning apart, the book holds interest. Not a masterpiece, but a good book in this genre.On the offside, the kindle version had a lot of glaring spelling mistakes! Time pass read. It would feature in "The Must Read Novels By Indian Author" List for me (provided I ever think of making such list and find the patience to do it)...not that the author hadn't impressed me with his "If God was a Banker" tale...but this one is again a gem coming from him...And gem because he talks about finance (to a gal with major in Finance in MBA and still scared of someone asking her if depositing money in bank would be debit or credit), and makes it sound so simple...he talks banking and he makes you wish equally to be a part of that industry as well as thank God that you aren't in it...and of course, the way he brings two totally different areas together...the Naxals and the banks...you don't expect this from Indian authors..all I expect are college stories, love stories and of course the new buzz topic, Mythology..Accepted the novel wasn't a lot too believable (on second thoughts, it was...what if it has happened, or is still happening...on smaller, tough to detect scale) and is an amazing read...after reading loads of Indian authors in last few weeks, this one made sure I am totally hooked...and of course, convinced me that I can still continue to look forward for Indian Author Writeups...PS:- I definitely am going to hunt for the other two novels by you MAN!
What do You think about The Incredible Banker (2011)?
Failed to generate as much kick as "The Bankster" did. but a good read though!
—Nookster
Time pass book. Yet this could have been made more motivational.
—amyado
Good novel oriented towards the practices in Banking agencies
—lulu
