He’s playing a dangerous game, living two lives. But he only has one to lose…
Jack Burdette wants a normal life but cannot give up his criminal past. Though he works to build a legit business as a winemaker, the infamous jewel thief can’t resist the thrill of a heist. But when his latest job goes sour, he has no choice but to make a devil’s bargain to avoid arrest.
Under the thumb of a Serbian gangster, Jack is forced to commit a series of high stakes crimes he wants no part of. With the authorities closing in and an old friend pushing him to settle a long-forgotten score, he fears this caper could well be his last.
Can Jack bottle up his past and still escape with his skin?
The School of Turin is the nail-biting second novel in the Gentleman Jack Burdette crime thriller series. If you like fast-paced action, breathtaking twists and turns, and enigmatic antiheroes, then you’ll love Dale M. Nelson’s intricate tale.
Buy The School of Turin to outrun the mob today!
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What readers are
★★★★★ "Excellent mystery."★★★★★ "Couldn’t put it down!"★★★★★ "Lots of plot twists and a surprise ending."★★★★★ "...a thief with a heart who I found myself rooting for."★★★★★ "Full of action & adrenaline, twists & turns, page turner, great characters, well written."
Dale M. Nelson grew up outside Tampa, Florida and is a graduate of the University of Florida's College of Journalism and Communications. He served eight years a United States Air Force Officer. Following his military service, Dale relocated to the Washington D.C. area and has worked in the defense, technology and telecommunications sectors before starting his writing career. He currently lives in Washington D.C. with his wife and daughters.
Another decent tale featuring Jack Burdette, master jewel thief. Having read the first of the Burdette tales made this one pretty predictable.
The deal killer was the ending. I really hate authors that resort to cliff hanger endings to entice the reader into the next novel. Should be able to do that with a great character and great telling of the tale.