The Sequel – Abbey in the Corporate World

Yes, the sequel to Mediocre But Arrogant is underway. Am working on the title – got to figure that out sometime, isn’t it. I took seven years to write the first book – so figure I have some time to go.Meanwhile there are reactions and responses galore to M-B-A and every now and then there is a mail that raises some hypotheses about Abbey’s love life to be.Sayantika Roy, who is an alumnus of BITS and now working for WIPRO, Hyderabad suggests:“… I think Abbey should find someone whom he really really loves … neither of the three ladies have the real thing in them … Priya does love him unconditionally but love should be reciprocated… it shouldn’t be a compromise…abt Ayesha , well she was never serious about it , she is out of question…and Keya , well her character isnt too well described. she is one of those mysterious chracters , i feel so…but u r the author so i guess u will figure it out :-)”Sayantika says she wants to write a story herself. If it is about her Alma Mater she could call it “BITS and Pieces” (that was Abbey’s suggestion).

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  1. Aniket says:

    Abjijit,

    The book is not available on Amazon. Can you tell me from where can I order the paperback in the US?

    Thanks,

    Aniket

  2. Abhijit Bhaduri says:

    Aniket
    The US has only the Hard Cover.
    Please send your address and a check for $21.95 payable to
    PERFECT CONSULTANTS LLC
    147 Thoreau Drive
    Plainsboro, New Jersey 08536

  3. sahil says:

    well, no suggestions but yes, do keep the sequel funnier. BITS n pieces can be a nice name. wat abt I I T and U U Coffee? or maybe I I M and U U Yum. hmm, now that the horses are getting wild, lemme guess, L L B…? no idea, u sort out, u’re gud at it.

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