Heist opening line: The thief’s gloved fingers beat against the steering wheel, a rhythm as hectic as the young man’s darting eyes.
My blurb:
How does a well-planned heist go so wrong? And what can be done to fix it? Three people are invested in ensuring the diamond sale goes to plan. They are not thieves by profession but one of them is ex-military. And it is his training that could save them from their pursuers.
Heist
Three thieves have planned the perfect diamond heist. They’ve monitored the Hatton Garden jeweller for months and are ready to make the hit. But they were not expecting a rival crew to show up at exactly the same time.
After a bloody fight, the three thieves come away with the diamonds and set off to meet their buyer in Amsterdam. But now it’s not only the police who are chasing them, and not only the diamonds that are at stake.
My verdict:
This was an average read with a surprise twist in the tale. I enjoyed the virtual walk through Amsterdam, being familiar with the city. I did not enjoy the abrupt ending however. This is another book in James Patterson’s Bookshots.
About the author:
He is the author of some of the most popular series of the past two decades – the Alex Cross, Women’s Murder Club, Detective Michael Bennett and Private novels – and he has written many other number one bestsellers including romance novels and stand-alone thrillers.
Publishing information:
Inspiration published on Lavender and Lime March 12:
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- 2012 – An Evening With The Winemaker, John Faure
Nice and frank review, Tandy.
Thanks Robbie 🙂
Hi Tandy, wondering if This is the first book that Rees Jones has wrote with Mr Patterson? sounds good.
It might be?
este libro parece muy interesante, a ver si lo sacan por españa
Hope they do!
Still haven’t read a James Patterson book yet. These a good reminders for me!
I enjoy most of them!
How does a well-planned heist go so wrong? – hahaha, I love this beginning. I used to live in Amsterdam, so it could be an interesting read just because of it 🙂
Knowing the city made the read very interesting 🙂