Review of Incentives

[Sajid Rahim]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Incentives" by George Frankllin.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Book name "Incentives: The Holy Water Of Free Enterprise"

Author " George Franklin

"Incentives" by George Franklin is a truly entertaining novel. The plot is cleverly constructed. The story is beautifully narrated and the characters are full of fun and life.
George Franklin tells us a humourous story about the world of economic development with politicians,
corporations and some wicked people, all fighting to get some incentives from government in the name of capitalism and free enterprise.
The writer has the first hand experience of corporate culture and he precisely knows what motivates someone to run for political office, what are the demands of an election campaign and how funds are raised for political goals.
Politics and public policy are the titles, which many of us will find boring, but Franklin has given us a light-hearted account of political system.
The novel pokes fun at what is wrong in current economic and political system.
George Franklin has both the knowledge and skills to expose the hypocrisy binding government incentives to corporate interests.

The story is fast moving. It keeps you turn pages. One funny situation is followed by another humourous scene.
There are different characters with same goal. All want to be rich and successful.
The chapters are short. Dialogues are crispy and full of fun.
Sometimes I feel that fun has overcome the deep meaning of novel. There is vulgar tone somewhere in dialogues and some repetition.
I did not notice many grammatical mistakes or spelling mistakes.
In a nutshell, I enjoyed the book a lot. I would advise those people who like dark humor to read this novel. It would not disappoint you because it's not only humourous but fast moving.
I am rating this book 4 out of 4.

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