Thief

A Robin Monarch Novel, Book 3

By: Mark Sullivan

Narrated by: Jeff Gurner

Robin Monarch is a man with a complicated past and dangerous present. He's been a soldier, a CIA agent, and freelance operative, but first and foremost, Robin Monarch is a thief of the highest order. Orphaned at 12, Monarch originally stole for survival, then he stole for his friends and cohorts, now he steals to order and to give back to the to the woman who saved his life many years ago. With the help of his team, Monarch breaks into the legendary Christmas party of Beau Arsenault, a shady investor and behind the scenes player at the very highest levels of power politics. Arsenault is not above bending or breaking the rules if there's illicit profit to be made. Monarch has decided that those illicit profits will be better used to take care of orphans and street kids. Using the party as cover to break into Arsenault's secret vaults, Monarch comes away with two unexpected things. One is a bullet - he gets shot when he's caught trying to escape with tens of millions of negotiable instruments. The second is a lead on what might be his most audacious exploit ever. A previously undiscovered tribe in South America may well have the secret to the most sought after knowledge in history - that of eternal life. And Robin Monarch must use all his skills - as an operative, as a thief - to keep this secret from falling into the worst possible hands.

©2014 Mark Sullivan (P)2014 Macmillan Audio

Great book Robin Monarch rules

Another layer of Robin Monarch unveiled. Don't piss off a thief. A great trip through the Amazon rainforest. I will surely download his next book.

it was ok

This story is very very long. It feels like an old episode of Dragon Ball Z.

Much more than I expected

Really enjoyed the listening, hard to turn off. Probably will listen to it a 2nd time just because I enjoyed it so much.

slow start but great story

Very slow start but eventually just as good as the previous books. Love the characters and performance

Very busy plot

Perfect narration. Story, however, contains too much action which at times can be very confusing