By: Allan Topol
Genres: Thriller
Posted: March 15, 2016
THE ITALIAN DIVIDE is a thriller I recommend to everyone who enjoys adventure and intrigue in the high stakes world of International banking, reeking with power and revenge, and a hero who is real, daring and dedicated to finding justice. Craig Page is an easy-to-like character who loves his country and is loyal and patriotic. You have a new and loyal fan, Mr. Topol, and I hope a new book is coming soon with Craig/Enrico fighting once more for justice and freedom. 5 stars and counting! Bravo!
Book Summary
When prominent Italian banker Frederico Castiglione is murdered in an apparent jewelry robbery gone wrong, things are not what they seem. Former CIA Director Craig Page is enjoying his new life as Italian race car driver Enrico Marino―but when he hears that his friend and sponsor has been found dead, he suspects foul play. Shortly after Castiglione’s death, Italian banker Andrew Goldoni is asked to sell―or else. When he refuses, his daughter goes missing.
Craig embarks on an investigation to solve the riddles underlying Castiglione’s murder and rescue Goldoni’s daughter, but the pieces don’t quite fit. The murderers are Russian, but the takeovers are based in China, and somehow Roberto Parelli, the Italian separatist candidate for President, is involved.
With the help of Elizabeth Crowder, CIA director Betty Richards, and director of EU Counter Terrorism Giuseppe, Craig discovers a complicated web of mysterious political and financial takeovers across Italy, all linked back to Craig’s sworn enemy, Zhou Yun, and Roberto Parelli.
In The Italian Divide loyalties lie deep, dangerous alliances are made to be broken, and organized crime is omnipotent. Allan Topol’s latest Craig Page thriller is an electrifying foray into the world of international intrigue. Against blackmail, extortion, and treason, can Craig Page still prevail?
by: Allan Topol
Select Books
March 1, 2016
On Sale: March 15, 2016
Featuring: Elizabeth Crowder; Frederico Castiglione; Craig Page
320 pages
ISBN: 1590793668
EAN: 9781590793664
Paperback