I've just found a new Indian author, new for me at least. He's some storyteller I must say, he's definitely rivalling Jeffrey Archer in my affections. So welcome to my life, Ravi Subramanian! And thank you for the signed copy of your latest novel in return for an honest review. Here in India, we accept that corruption is a part of the political system and the bureaucracy at least to some extent. But in banking? I hadn't even entertained the thought. And not just in Indian banks, international banks! So that's the premise of this novel, which is one heck of a read. Yes, unputdownable and addictive are words which spring to mind. Indian fiction in English is unique. For one thing, different rules apply. If the bank ran 'very efficiently', well that's because it happened in India, my friends. 'Very efficiently' is a phrase unique to Indian English and I really wouldn't have it any other way. The dialogue fairly sparkles with &
An Irishwoman living an East/West Life