Description
From the master of crime fiction Ian Rankin comes a gripping tale of ambition, deception, and the ultimate heist.
Three men from different worlds converge at an art auction, each harbouring their own desires. Mike Mackenzie, a self-made tycoon, craves purpose beyond wealth. Allan Cruikshank seeks escape from the suffocating confines of banking. Robert Gissing burns with righteous fury at masterpieces locked away in corporate vaults.
A single moment ignites their imaginations: what if they could pull off the impossible? A daring theft from the National Gallery of Scotland. Priceless artworks. A crime so perfectly executed that the world would never suspect a thing.
But perfection is an illusion. As the stakes climb higher, trust fractures, loyalties crumble, and each man discovers that greed and ambition exact a devastating price.
In Rankin's masterful hands, the heist becomes a descent into paranoia, betrayal, and a shocking twist that will leave you breathless.
'Perhaps Rankin's most entertaining book yet' John Connolly.
'You won't be able to turn the pages fast enough' RED.
Paperback 432 pages.
Approx: 12.9 x 19.7 cm.