Eddie Grant’s Last Stand — $1.99 Today Only
The Final Heist is the longest book I’ve written. It may be the best
I don’t say that lightly. The Final Heist has been quietly sitting on Amazon since I published it, with almost no promotion. Today that changes, at least for one day.
BargainBooksy is featuring it this morning at $1.99 — the lowest price it’s ever been. If you’ve followed Eddie Grant through Treasure of Saint-Lazare and Last Stop: Paris, this is where his story reaches its fullest scale. If you haven’t met him yet, this one stands alone.
Gunfire rips down a Paris boulevard from the Louvre to the Opéra, and Eddie Grant reacts on instinct — disarming one gunman, then uncovering a bomb rigged to level a historic building. What looks like a robbery gone wrong is the opening move in a decades-old conspiracy: a fortune in Nazi gold, buried since World War II behind the Saint-Lazare railway station, and a former KGB agent who means to use it to reignite war on Russia’s western border.
As Notre Dame still smolders and Paris holds its breath, Eddie and his allies race to reach the gold first — only to watch it vanish onto a tugboat bound for the Mediterranean. What follows is a running gunfight at sea aboard a rust-streaked WWII Victory Ship, with too many bodies already spent for failure to be an option.
One gold-laden freighter, one last chance to stop a new European war — Eddie Grant isn’t walking away from this one.
Get The Final Heist for $1.99 — today only
— John