Prince of Thieves: A Novel

I absolutely love this a lot and so much with all of this money and wealth that I'm completely so obsessed with it like crazy & I just love money, cash and dollar bills so much in this picture that I want to have me stacks of cash, piles of cash, mountains of cash, thousands of dollars, millions of dollars and even billions of dollars one day in real life so I can be a thousandnaire, a millionaire and a billionaire in life living in luxury, paradise and financial freedom with all of this cash around to play with this money have peace with this money & have good times with all of this money and cash right in my suitcase, briefcase, duffel bag, plastic bag, cardboard box, safe, table, bed, chair, floor, bathroom, backpack, clothes pockets stuffed with money, shirts stuffed with money, money belt, money truck, money gun, raining down dollar bills and cash everywhere, money machine and a wheelbarrow filled up with all of this cash and dollar bills

There was hardly a boring moment. The characters were strong: From the bank robber that wanted out and to the FBI agent hot on his trail. The only character that seemed strangely ignored in growth or even strong characterization was the love interest. It would make sense to see her more than just a name and description since she caught the interest of both lead characters, but she came off as boring. That is my only complaint though, so all-in-all it is a good read and one I enjoyed.

Good story about a crew of young Boston thugs , one of whom starts a relationship w/ of their victims. Only problem is , they wore masks & she is clueless as to his identity.