Bank Robbery

A no-nonsense detective is on the trail of the sharpest and deadliest criminal mind he has ever encountered: a serial robber who murders any and all witnesses in cold-blood.

Narrative John was satisfied with reviewing the crime scene He then walked outside to look over the tracks. Thankfully not a lot of them had been disturbed. The women coming out after church discovered the body, and drove their buggy back to town. They told the deputies and they came out and secured the scene and brought out the doctor. “Looks to me like you men have done a good job here. One of you still needs to stay here for another day and one of you needs to stay in town. I will start here after I get supplies and head out tracking the vermin. You two take turns here and in town.” ...

In the summer of 1951, Elmhurst, Ohio was shocked when the small town's war hero police chief, Lester Smeal, was killed putting an end to the bloody rampage of a rogue cop. It was the last violent act in a chain of events that began with the discovery of the body of Wanda Jean Reider, a beautiful young woman from the wrong side of the tracks. Fifteen years later the chief's son and daughter, and the sister of the murdered woman, are young adults, each living with the legacy of the past as they try to make their own way in a world torn by war and social change. Nick Russell, New York Times ...

The Rock N’ Roll Bandits are on a wild spree, plundering Australia's banks. Michael Falau, a force fueled by justice, stops at nothing. Blood will be spilled. Falau is back, unleashing his relentless pursuit of justice. Armed with black ops expertise and backed by a clandestine underground network, he's about to reach his limits. The Rock N’ Roll Bandits run rampant, leaving a trail of bodies in their wake. In an audacious mission, Falau must defy the odds, recovering the crew of hardened bank robbers, alive. Get ready for a showdown where justice meets chaos, and only one will prevail....

In this gripping thriller, Claire Keesey, the branch manager for a Boston bank, is taken hostage during a robbery. She is released, but Doug MacRay, the brains behind the tough, tight-knit crew of thieves, can't get her out of his mind. Tracking her down without his mask and gun, Doug introduces himself, and their mutual attraction is undeniable - as are the risks of a relationship. Doug imagines a life away from bank robberies and Charlestown. But before that can happen, the crew learns that there may be a way to rob Boston's venerable baseball stadium, Fenway Park.

Mix in murderous maids, bumbling burglars, and unflinching local heroes and you have True Crime Philadelphia.

The accidental gunslinger Dooley Monahan has quit wandering and settled down to a farmer's life. But when the itch for adventure gets too strong, he packs up and rides west. Along with his horse General Grant, and Blue, a dog who's too smart for his own good, Dooley rides for the Black Hills to strike it rich in the gold fields of Colorado. But fate has other ideas.

Over a half million copies in print! Cabot Cain is a freelance operative who works almost exclusively for Interpol, Department B7, handling tasks that most others would avoid. These assignments are usually presented to him by his close friend, Colonel Fenrek. It is Fenrek that Cain uses to provide needed background information to discern the good guys from the bad. It is Fenrek that sometimes has to prod Cain into taking an assignment if it doesn't sound interesting enough at the outset. Cabot Cain is a big man. A really big man. He stands 6'7" and weighs in the neighborhood of 230 lbs. He ...

Samantha Moon is back and fighting crime! Hired for what seems like another cheating spouse case, Samantha couldn’t be more surprised when the target of her surveillance seemingly walks in on a bank robbery. Is he somehow involved? Sam doesn't know, but a few twists and turns later, she soon finds herself hanging from a helicopter’s landing skid... and heading out to sea. Turns out, this is no ordinary cheating spouse case. Luckily, Sam is no ordinary private eye. Click BUY NOW or READ FOR FREE today!

One night, in a small North Carolina town, a down-on-his-luck guard at Loomis Fargo manages to steal $17 million - literally more than one ton of cash. Despite being caught on camera wheeling the money from the vault to the getaway van, David Ghantt makes off to Mexico before the FBI can blink. There's just one hitch: Ghantt has entrusted the money to an oddball crew of accomplices who had wooed him into committing this massive theft in the first place - and who, he soon learns, are trying to take him out.

When the author came home from Vietnam in 1970, he had no idea what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. A chance encounter with the Marshal of San Bernardino County led to his being hired as a deputy for the San Bernardino County, California, Sheriff's Department. Thus began a 22-year career helping to police the largest county in the contiguous 48 states. At 20,105 square miles (nearly 13 million acres), San Bernardino County could hold the states of Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey and Rhode Island within its borders with room to spare. It is larger than the entire country of ...

It was the perfect bank robbery, planned and executed with flawless precision. But the one thing Yasir Clifton couldn't have anticipated, was what the state of the world would be when he and his three friends returned a week later. Now, after having let the heat die down, he and his accomplices make their way back into the Los Angeles valley, only to discover that the world they had known just a few short days ago is now gone, and what lay in wait holds no mercy or forgiveness. "The Return to Nothing" is a thought-provoking exploration of friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of human ...

"...when it comes to storytelling, Pennington delivers." - James L. Nelson, author of The Norsemen Saga INSPIRED BY ACTUAL EVENTS! A VOLCANO SPEWING DEATH AND DESTRUCTION A TOWN BURIED IN ASH AND MUD A MILLION DOLLARS IN AN ABANDONED BANK AND THE MOST INEPT GANG OF THIEVES IN THE CARIBBEAN In 1997, two years into the Soufriere's destruction of Montserrat, the once-idyllic town of Plymouth is disappearing beneath the volcano's onslaught, the government has collapsed into anarchy, and thousands are fleeing the island. Amid this chaos, a group of desperate men plan to rob Barclays Bank of over...

On a Sunday evening in December 2004, two young men were at home with their families. Both worked for the Northern Bank’s cash centre in Belfast. They heard knocks on their front doors. Within a few minutes, masked men invaded their homes, overpowered their loved ones and disabled their electronic devices. It was made clear to the two bank officials that they had a choice: do what they were told or their families would die. In the wake of the twentieth anniversary of this bizarre robbery, Glenn Patterson builds on his popular BBC podcast to shed new light on the story of the infamous heist.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a cop? How about what it's like to be a criminal? In the world of crime and criminal justice, there's always a good cop and a bad criminal. But which one is Gary Sahlin? Meet the man who was both! In this poignant, true crime memoir, Sahlin recounts his dreams of becoming a police officer after he served honorably in the US Navy; how he became both Good Cop & Bad Criminal when he busted robbers as a city police officer; how his life’s path changed due to several unfortunate events & some very poor decisions that led him to prison for 20 yrs.; ...

The first Inspector Cataldis mystery book. Luigi Artoni, the manager of a bank agency in the outskirts of Rome is found dead in a public garden not far from his office. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from a violent beating. The homicide squad, led by Inspector Sergio Cataldis, investigates this crime. One of those cases, devoid of witnesses and clues, in which it is essential to identify the motive that led to the crime in order to trace the perpetrators. It turns out that the victim was not the immaculate man he might have seemed at first glance; he frequented an underground ...

This high-speed action book has been left in its original screenplay format that garnered much attention in Hollywood but never made it to the big-screen. Having placed in multiple competitions and being optioned a couple of times, this script eventually helped Aaron Denius land a job in a TV show's writing room. The book is not only intended to entertain, but also intended to give insight into a subcategory of Hollywood scripts. Those that are successful but for various reasons don't get made into movies. It was released in this form to be used as a resource when writing your own ...

Step into the whirlwind world of Hoofbeats and Heartbreaks: Canter and Chaos, Book Four by Amy Simone, where social media meets Southern charm and equestrian elegance collides with scandal. Zara Bloom, a millennial with a knack for curating the perfect online persona, finds herself at the center of chaos when her mother, Darla, introduces outrageous "pony parties" to the staid Southern Grace Dressage Stables. While the parties are an instant hit, thanks to Zara’s viral posts, they ruffle the feathers of the stable’s traditional owner, Margot Sterling, and the aristocratic Lady Beatrice ...

One hot Monday morning in 1976, Albert Spaggiari engineered the European crime of the century. A bank president in Nice, France found his vault welded shut—from the inside. Spaggiari and his gang of 20 men had dug a 25-foot tunnel from the city's sewer system into the bank, where they spent a weekend cooking meals, drinking wine, and clearing millions of dollars in gold, jewelry, gems, and cash. Here is the breathtakingly compelling story of Spaggiari, his “sewer gang,” and the most daring, outrageous theft of the 20th century.

If I were to ask you where the first bank robbery murder took place in the United States, your mind would naturally travel to the Old West. But the first murder during a bank robbery actually occurred in Malden, Massachusetts on December 15, 1863. And the perpetrator was far from a famed gunslinger. However, he was someone just as dangerous – a desperate opportunist. At the time, Malden, a few miles north of Boston, was an idyllic, growing town. The battlefields of the Civil War, where able-bodied men were dying by the thousands lay distant. The town seemingly outside the reach of such ...