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greed

A group of thieves working out of New York, Amsterdam and Paris set in motion a complex art forgery and theft project. Initially they are highly successful, that is until one member is overcome by greed and the promise of a quick buck, not necessarily shared with his partners.

This greedy departure from a proven method of operation suddenly goes oh, so wrong. People die, partnerships are threatened and the entire mess lands in the collective laps of the San Francisco Police Department's Homicide Bureau.

Inspectors O'Neill, Donnelly, Gibson and Sullivan are now responsible for solving a homicide that will lead them far outside their normal comfort zone. International crime, art forgery and murder, a lethal combination that will test the investigative skills of the Inspectors.

REVIEWS FROM READERS

"Greed" by Brian Brady is an exhilarating ride! It reads like a high-stakes debriefing - fast, sharp, and wildly entertaining. I really enjoyed the unique point of view of the narrative. The pacing is spot-on: twisty enough to keep you guessing, but clear enough to follow the tangled web of international art theft and betrayal. Each chapter unravels a new thread, and the vivid cityscapes — from gritty San Francisco to glamorous Paris and edgy Amsterdam — make you feel like you're right there with the inspectors. I love crime thrillers that are smart, stylish, and totally addictive, and this novel checks all the boxes."

L.G.