Fuga o muerte

by Huchi Lora

The Great Train Robbery

by Michael Crichton

Forty minutes out of London, passing through the rolling green fields and cherry orchards of Kent, the morning train of ...

Sorgenfri

by Jo Nesbø

Thigh high

by Christina Dodd

Roses Are Red

by James Patterson

BRIANNE PARKER didn't look like a bank robber or a murderer - her pleasantly plump baby face fooled everyone.

Le dossier no. 113

by Émile Gaboriau

The following item appeared in the evening journals of Paris, dated Tuesday, February 28, 18-, under the head of "City N...

The Getaway

by Jim Thompson

Halting State

by Charles Stross

The Chase

by Clive Cussler, FERNANDO; GARI PUIG

The three robbers

by Tomi Ungerer

The world in my pocket

by James Hadley Chase

Sunrise

by Grace Livingston Hill

Do butlers burgle banks?

by P. G. Wodehouse

High Sierra

by W. R. Burnett

Plata quemada

by Ricardo Piglia

Prince of Thieves

by Chuck Hogan

DOUG MACRAY STOOD INSIDE the rear door of the bank, breathing deeply through his mask.

Ronja rövardotter

by Astrid Lindgren

ON THE NIGHT THAT RONIA WAS BORN A THUNDERSTORM WAS RAGING over the mountains, such a storm that all the goblinfolk in M...

How to rip off a drug dealer

by Rex Feral

Nemesis

by Jo Nesbø

The Sacred Art of Stealing

by Christopher Brookmyre