Some nice attempts like the sending of message from the mobile by a character are pretty small, but I think the ccharacterizationwas absolutely stunning.Ī great work from an author who I believe will continue to churn out more novels and looking forward to many more titles from him. Right from the start with the murder of the employee till the knot is untied its a racy story. The author has taken minute details into account in weaving a nice thriller and keep you hooked till the end. The way the perpetrators go about with easy calm demeanor is a highlight and keeps up the suspense till the end. I am sure makes for a nice movie in some time wont be surprised. There is a heady mix of corporate, fraud, political and police in a cocktail. The plot with real estate and the benami cartel companies are a documentation in itself.

The story has the father daughter relationship well intertwined in the plot. Especially the part that she can defend herself physically being a martial artisit in Karate. I loved the part that a female character is central to the story. The characterization of Varsha stand out. In a way the reader is equipped to see a lot of the happening around him though not in exact circumstances. The technology angle is presented in a very easy way for the readers to understand and relate to. Only feel that so many people have had to die. There are no bumps and the characters are well etched out. The incidents are very well thought out and the pace at which it moves makes for a delightful read. The story has all the detailing to make it a last page thriller and a page turner.

The author’s background in finance and his experience perhaps are key to the plot and he takes the readers on a roller coaster ride with the happenings and a wonderful Police Inspector in Ranade. Absolutely a great financial thriller which goes with a a nice plot and gets to a very logical and befitting end.

Fraudster by R.V. Raman