The Diamond Conspiracy
A global diamond monopoly will do anything to survive.
Justice Department prosecutor Patrick Carlton uncovers a vast conspiracy to control the world supply of diamonds that began in 1920 Arkansas and leads to present-day Africa, Siberia, Sicily, the Vatican--all the way to the White House. Carlton will need everything he's got to bring the monopoly to justice--and to stay alive.
You will never look at a diamond the same way again.
Published in German as Das Monopol
Published in Portuguese as Conspiração Diamante
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--Greg Iles, author of Spandau Phoenix, Dead Sleep, The Quiet Game, and The Footprints of God
"Kublicki casts a spell from page one."
--Eliot Pattison, author of The Skull Mantra and Bone Mountain
"A heady blend of espionage, suspense, and courtroom drama, all wrapped around the conspiracy to end all conspiracies."
--Steve Alten, author of Meg, Domain, Goliath, and Resurrection
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--Lewis Perdue, author of Daughter of God, Slatewiper, and The Da Vinci Legacy
"Nicolas Kublicki belongs in the top new class of thriller writers."
--German Newsweek
"Tom Clancy for the legal set."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Tightly written and fast-paced…a whirlwind, worldwide journey."
--Library Journal
"A well-crafted, exciting political thriller...riveting."
--Publishers Weekly
"Intense drama keeps the pages turning."
--Booklist
"A superb adventure combining the elements of high-tech action & legal suspense in the world of diamonds.
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"Kublicki delivers a punch-packed thriller & it is difficult to believe that this is his first book. He combines just the right proportion of techno-thriller elements of the like of Tom Clancy, legal thriller action of the style of John Grisham & pure adventure style of Clive Cussler. He has done wonderful research & his knowledge is well showcased in The Diamond Conspiracy.
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