Ravi Subramanian Books in Order
Explore Ravi Subramanian's books in publication order, with summaries of banking thrillers, other novels, children's mysteries, and nonfiction.
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Ravi Subramanian books in publication order
12 books
If God Was a Banker
by Ravi Subramanian
2007
Management graduates Sundeep and Swami begin work at the same foreign bank but pursue success through opposing values. One embraces ruthless ambition while the other prizes ethics, as professional competition and personal choices test them both.
I Bought the Monk’s Ferrari
by Ravi Subramanian
2008
Using a Ferrari as a symbol of achievement, Subramanian presents a motivational approach to career success. Ten principles draw on his professional experiences and the lives of ambitious people to examine how aspirations can become accomplishments.
Devil In Pinstripes
by Ravi Subramanian
2010
Amit and Chanda's marriage faces new pressures when they become colleagues at the same foreign bank. Rivalries and manipulative power games entangle their personal and professional lives, threatening their careers, self-respect, and relationship.
The Incredible Banker
by Ravi Subramanian
2011
A scandal at Greater Boston Global Bank draws scrutiny from regulators and investigators. Abandoned by the bank's leadership, senior executive Deepak Sarup must defend himself while wondering whether his partner, family, and a former adversary will support him.
The Bankster
by Ravi Subramanian
2012
A series of murders threatens Greater Boston Global Bank's reputation. Reporter and former banker Karan Panjabi uncovers signs of a conspiracy reaching beyond the institution, leaving him just thirty-six hours to expose the truth and stay alive.
Bankerupt
by Ravi Subramanian
2013
A rising professor encounters a cryptic message while her banker husband devises a financial fraud. Academic rivalries, a profitable emu venture, and a heated gun-control debate intersect in a thriller moving between India and Boston.
God is a Gamer
by Ravi Subramanian
2014
A struggling gaming company, a banker's fatal fall, and political promises become entangled with terrorism and digital crime. As investigators pursue connections across countries, Bitcoin and hidden online markets lead them into a web of deception.
The Bestseller She Wrote
by Ravi Subramanian
2015
Successful novelist Aditya Kapoor has a loving wife and a flourishing career when he meets ambitious student Shreya Kaushik. Her determination to become a bestselling author draws them into a relationship that tests passion, trust, and professional ambition.
In the Name of God
by Ravi Subramanian
2017
Murders linked to a royal family's temple, an antiques-smuggling investigation, and attacks affecting the diamond trade converge in a complex mystery. CBI official Kabir Khan must untangle connections between commerce, religion, and deception before time runs out.
My First Book Of Money
by Ravi Subramanian
2017
Aman and Anya begin asking the questions adults rarely explain about money. With help from their grandmother and parents, they explore financial ideas in an accessible introduction designed to help young readers understand the world of cash.
Mystery of the School on Fire
by Ravi Subramanian
2021
Nine-year-old twins Aditya and Akriti and their friend Kabir form the Super Mystery Solvers in the hill town of Solan. When their school catches fire twice, the young detectives investigate a puzzle that has baffled the authorities.
The Mystery of the Missing Cat
by Ravi Subramanian
2021
Solan prepares to host an India-Australia cricket match, but a missing cat threatens the hoped-for victory. Aditya, Akriti, and Kabir take up the case, trying to solve a mystery that has left the police without answers.
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