Stolen Script

A Mikky dos Santos Thriller (book 3)
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A priceless artefact. A deadly secret. A race against time.

A priceless artefact. A deadly secret. A race against time.

Brilliant but rebellious artist and photographer Mikky dos Santos has her world shattered after a devastating tragedy in New York. Determined to rebuild her life, she travels to Greece to authenticate a 900-year-old Torah, a sacred relic with untold historical value. But when she promises to return it to the Jewish Museum in Rhodes, she has no idea the promise could cost her life.

The Torah is in the hands of Nikos Pavlides, a charming yet ruthless businessman with his own dark secrets. As Mikky digs deeper, she finds herself entangled in a web of lies, crime, and corruption—facing off against drug dealers and human traffickers who will stop at nothing to protect their empire.

With danger closing in, Mikky must rely on her instincts to survive—and uncover the shocking truth before it’s too late.
Can she keep her promise… or will it be the last thing she ever does?

An explosive, fast-paced international thriller set in New York, Izmir, and Rhodes, packed with shocking twists, emotional depth, and relentless suspense.

Perfect for fans of Dan Brown, Robert Ludlum, and Stieg Larsson.

★★★★★ “This is book number three in this awesome series that I loved reading. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about mysteries and thrillers.”

★★★★★ “What a rollercoaster ride of a thriller!”

★★★★★ “An excellent international crime thriller with a well developed storyline and a great complex main character

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