Bobble
Find books. Follow writers. Talk about what you are reading.
Featured Thriller
Every Day is Like Sunday The Silent Re-Looting of Art Stolen by the Nazis
In the summer of 1985, the author of this book met a man with a colorful history of criminal escapades and an incredible tale to tell about the biggest one of all - a tale that is finally seeing the light of day half a century after it happened.
Your reading world on The Globe
Discover your next book. Keep the ones that matter.
Join The Globe for a free reader profile and discover books, writers and stories in one place.
About the book
About Every Day is Like Sunday The Silent Re-Looting of Art Stolen by the Nazis
In the summer of 1985, the author of this book met a man with a colorful history of criminal escapades and an incredible tale to tell about the biggest one of all - a tale that is finally seeing the light of day half a century after it happened. International smugglers, the IRA, Italian mobsters, and cold-blooded Nazis all play a part in this exciting saga of robbery and revenge that is also, ultimately, about friendship and love. On the hunt for a painting stolen during the war from a young Jewish woman's murdered family, an experienced thief finds much more than he expected . . . and a young man on vacation with friends at the Jersey Shore ends up indelibly impacted by events and characters he could never have imagined.
Reader conversation
Take this book into Bobble
Are you the author or publisher?
Claim this page to verify the book information, add an author profile, update purchase links or request removal.