Nice and well written novel by P G Bhaskar with Jack, the main protagonist who live in Dubai, and his trails in Africa along with his friend and the hysterical comedy that happens only in the banking world!

Another book dedicated to corporate culture, and I quite liked it. Jack Is Back In Corporate Carnival is a light read and definitely one of the funniest books that I have read in recent times. We cannot call it as a sequel, but yes its the book two of Jack Patel’s series penned down by P G Bhaskar after his first book, the bestseller, Jack Patel’s Dubai Dreams.

A light read after a long week of hectic work schedule.

Jack Is Back In Corporate Carnival in a few words is about corporate struggles, family dramas, friendships. You get to see Jack's professional and personal life and experience the roller coaster ride that his life is. From the stingy departments at work to his funny friend Kitch, you will love the book for the one liners and humour that it brings to Jack's life...

A greatly entertaining, and enjoyable light read.

Jack is certainly back to entertain...

When a former colleague offers Jack Patel and his best friend Kitch a job with a conservative British bank in Dubai, Jack has no qualms about taking it up. Solidity and stability are just what he is looking for.

The book made me have some hearty laughs and also had me smiling even without realizing on many occasions as the book is generously spiced with delightful, fun phrases.

What would you say about a book based on financial crisis, banking, power struggles, market ups and downs and all the number talk? Boring I say. But only until I held this book from its spine and didn’t open it. The word boring started hazing as soon as I read the dedication (yes, I like reading dedication as well and in this book, it sets the tone).

Book Review: JACK IS BACK IN CORPORATE CARNIVAL

Jack is Back in Corporate Carnival is a book full of witty humor, which makes you laugh out loudly at times, as you glide down through the pages. You are given a parachute, so that you will not fall down hard while reading this sarcastic take of P.G. Bhaskar who is a chartered account, working as a banker in Dubai.

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