Ravi Warrier

I dropped the idea of reading this as, though still a book on entrepreneurship, it is about Netscapt (not one of my favorite companies, no matter what their story) and moreover, the scene in 1994 is far different from today. There are too many dynamic factors that may or may not be valid today.

No Jake, the jump space accountant, in the jump space accountant series. Why? Maybe the next book might clear that.

As for this book, just like other books, you can skip half the book because all it contains mundane dialogs and events which don't have any bearing to or impact on the story.

I'm starting to appreciate the late blooming of the story less. Just like the first book, this one has all the action happening after the halfway mark.

Will read the next one and decide if I want to continue the series.

Brilliant! So many things to learn and so many things to think about.
Even though it's a little dense and not for people mildly interested in economics, it's a book that keeps you wanting to learn more and what's next.
I love books that change or broaden my perspective of the world and this book certainly does that.

If only history text books in school were as interesting. 3.5 stars.