Fraudster

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<i>There are people who will do anything to silence the ones who come in their way, including murder.</i> <b>– A YOUNG BANKER</b> is found dead after she deposes before a commission investigating large-scale financial fraud... <b>– A DOYEN OF CORPORATE INDIA</b> falls to his death from his south Bombay flat... <b>– A HIGH-SECURITY SERVER ROOM</b> of a multinational accounting firm is hacked and the hackers aren't looking for just company secrets... Illicit finance, high-stakes crime and vicious manipulation come together in this story of corruption, greed and treachery among corporate India's black sheep. Arresting, fast-paced and written by an insider from the corporate world, <b>Fraudster</b> will keep you on your toes till the very end. <i>While comparisons to veteran thriller writer John Grisham are inevitable, Raman's writing is more inspired by the older canon of crime writing - <b>The New Indian Express</b> Raman goes the Christie way in this excellent closed-room mystery that keeps us guessing till the very end even when the clues are out in the open - <b>The Statesman</b> RV Raman picks a crime fiction to make a debut and weaves a tight plot and a clear narrative to keep you engrossed.- <b>The Hindustan Times</b> Fraudster is an amusing work by first-time author, RV Raman, challenging some of the stereotypes in the genre of thrillers. The way the book is pieced together is remarkable, in that it looks nicely webbed. - <b>The New Indian Express</b> If art imitates life, then we all need to be very worried. RV Raman's novel, Fraudster, is an insider's account of the less than salubrious side of the corporate world. - <b>Deccan Chronicle</b></i>