Neboysha Saikovski

Broschiertes Buch

Pink Panthers

The Greatest Thieves

Beschreibung

Read the Unbelievable True Story of the Infamous Pink Panthers Gang of Diamond Thieves. A gripping and thought-provoking novel inspired by the true story of soldiers turned daring robbers who pulled off the most spectacular heists of all time. After carrying out numerous heists amassing nearly $1 billion in stolen goods, the enigmatic and audacious criminal network known as the Pink Panthers left a trail of fear within the global jewelry industry, their actions resembling a plot straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster. But who exactly are the Pink Panthers? Discover the Astonishing True Tale of the Notorious Pink Panthers Gang of Diamond Thieves. An engrossing, captivating, and contemplative narrative inspired by the real-life escapades of a band of criminals who executed some of the most extraordinary heists in history. "PINK PANTHERS: The Greatest Thieves" is a crime thriller narrative in the vein of legendary crime sagas like "The Godfather," "The Sopranos," and "Ocean's Eleven." If you have an inclination for tales of true-crime, daring heists, and intricate characters, this action-packed story has it all - from family intrigue and wartime politics to sweeping conversations, dark humor, clever plot twists, flashbacks, and an ample dose of suspense to keep you thoroughly engaged. Prepare to see criminal organizations in a new light as you delve into this mystery thriller. Following a triumphant trio of large-scale diamond heists in Antwerp, London, and Tokyo, the Pink Panthers are on the lookout for a sophisticated logistics expert and a top-tier makeup artist to prepare for their next job: the heist at the Diamond Biennale in Paris. Subsequently, they execute two more audacious robberies, first at the Amsterdam airport and then in Saint Tropez. However, tensions and disagreements arise within the gang as they grapple with the division of their ill-gotten gains. If reconciliation proves impossible, the remaining members must assemble and train a fresh crew for their next mission, this time in Dubai. Can they pull off one last job before their group disintegrates for good? A high-octane, gripping thriller rooted in astounding real-life accounts, "THE GREATEST THIEVES" will seize your attention and refuse to release it until you've turned the last page. Get ready to immerse yourself in this captivating narrative. Enjoy your copy today.

Autor

Neboysha Saikovski is an ex-pro basketball professional turned military logistics planner and an author, who has a vast perspective of the world, having lived on four different continents and survived four wars throughout his life. As a logistics operations specialist, he has worked for big organizations and companies, including the United Nations, DynCorp, Vectrus, and Halliburton. For the past 20 years, he has lived and worked in war-stricken regions such as Bosnia, Serbia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. His rare experiences in these regions gave him unique ideas for his characters and also allowed him to transform them into inspirational and disruptive works of fiction that fans of thrillers cannot get enough of. His common themes of crime epic, gripping war, political drama, and tough family experiences reflect his love for storytelling. He turned the Mafia and War theme into popular art that satisfies on every possible level - as a family drama, a crime saga, a military war thriller, a love melodrama, and an impeccable evocation of a historical period covering more than 30 years of Southeast Europe prewar and postwar period in the Balkans region. Mostly, his stories are paradoxes of the present times where evil reigns and tramples on the innocent, while chivalry makes a steady struggle to survive. Interestingly, Neboysha Saikovski's stories are also mostly based on true events, giving his plots an intriguing feel.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Neboysha Saikovski
• Seitenzahl: 606
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 35mm
• Gewicht: 843g
• ISBN-13: 9798223795773
• Artikelnr.: 69532306