I've always been into heist shows and movies and car racing I'm all ✨😍✨ with this book. It's started to get into the characters, which, i get it, it's necessary for development, esp the good kind, but it does slow down a bit. I keep thinking of money heist while reading this so let's see how this goes, I'm excited
pickOh, this was good... It's an unrealistic page turner with some depth, though it could have used a heavier hand by the editor - though maybe that's just me but I did find things to be a little too dramatic sometimes but hey, young adults... It's a great book to sit with in the summer heat under an umbrella and an adult beverage in hand. Because honestly, who wants reality in their heist novels?
"State your name for the record please."
This was how things began: Boston on the cusp of fall, the Sicklerville Museum robbed of twenty-three pieces of priceless Chinese art.
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Portrait of a Thief | 
