11 MILLION

STOLEN IN MELBOURNE. LAUNDERED IN MANILA. WEAPONIZED BY THE CIA.
From the author of 11 Minutes—featured by John Silvester and Andrew Rule—comes an explosive international crime thriller built from the unresolved fallout of Australia’s most infamous heist.

In April 1976, six armed men walked into Melbourne's Victoria Club and pulled off the Great Bookie Robbery. Millions in untraceable cash vanished in eleven minutes. The gang was never convicted, and the fortune was never recovered.
11 Million imagines the deadly chain reaction that followed.

1983. When fugitive robber Ronald "Ron" Cole executes his partner at Mt Martha over a stash of stolen cash, a ruthless global hunt begins.

For Greg Carroll, a straight-laced software developer, his brother’s murder is only the beginning. As the Costigan Royal Commission follows a paper trail no criminal thought existed, Greg is hunted by vindictive tax auditors, dockland enforcers, and killers trying to keep the heist money hidden.

But the cash is no longer in Australia.

Shifted from home-brew barrels under suburban sheds to the red-light district of Manila and backroom banks in Hong Kong, the stolen bookie millions have mutated into an $11 million Swiss-franc portfolio—tied directly to CIA covert ops.
Spanning suburban Melbourne, Manila docks, Hong Kong shadow banks, and the Greek island of Symi, 11 Million is a high-octane thriller about the price of hidden fortunes—and how far men will go to keep them buried.

Perfect for fans of Don Winslow, Garry Disher, Jane Harper, Terry Hayes, and authentic international crime thrillers.