Gregory M. Carroll is not just the author of The Great Bookie Robbery novels - he lived it. Born and raised in the same tough world as the men in these stories, he was more than a witness.
Ian Carroll, one of the leaders of the crew that carried out the robbery, was his brother, his best man, and the man whose body he had to identify. Now retired, Gregory writes from the Gold Coast, Australia, bringing lived experience to the page with sharp insight and unflinching honesty. Just like the lives that shaped it.
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Gregory M. Carroll is not just the author of The Great Bookie Robbery novels - he lived it. Born and raised in the same tough world as the men in these stories, he was more than a witness.
Ian Carroll, one of the leaders of the crew that carried out the robbery, was his brother, his best man, and the man whose body he had to identify. Now retired, Gregory writes from the Gold Coast, Australia, bringing lived experience to the page with sharp...
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...
To become relevant, Risk Management must move from subjective awareness to a practical toolkit for operational managers to make informed decisions. Since Napoleon, the military has relied on such support. They call it “Military Intelligence”, defined as:”a military discipline that uses information collection and analysis approaches to provide...
