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Everyone In This Bank Is A Thief

By: Benjamin Stevenson
Narrated by: Barton Welch
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 Ten suspects. Ten heists. A puzzle only Ernest Cunningham can solve.

I've spent the last few years solving murders. But a bank heist is a new one, even for me. I've never been a hostage before.

The doors are chained shut. No one in or out. Which means that when someone in the bank is murdered, hostages become suspects.

THE BANK ROBBER
THE MANAGER
THE SECURITY GUARD
THE KID
THE FILM PRODUCER
THE PRIEST
THE RECEPTIONIST
THE PATIENT
THE CARER
ME

Turns out, more than one person planned to rob the bank today. You can steal more from a bank than just money.

Who is stealing what? And are they willing to kill for it?


'Nobody from Agatha Christie to Anthony Horowitz beats Stevenson for cleverness. Resign yourself to being stumped, and enjoy.' Kirkus Reviews

'This book is fun. And clever. Like playing a game of Cluedo and watching a heist movie and drinking a glass of whisky at the same time . Benjamin Stevenson has reignited the "Golden Age" of mystery writing, and Ernest Cunningham is a lovable Agatha Christie-esque protagonist.' Australian Women's Weekly

'A caper that comes with a flurry of ingenious twists and a comedic nudge-and-wink to the reader.' Sydney Morning Herald

'Stevenson's hot streak continues with the fabulous fourth case for Ernest Cunningham . . . As always Stevenson plays scrupulously fair with readers, offering all the evidence needed to solve his devilishly intricate puzzle from the jump. Still, even the most seasoned mystery fans will struggle to beat him to the final reveal. This series continues to impress.' Publishers Weekly Amateur Sleuths Crime Thrillers Mystery Thriller & Suspense Banking Crime Robbery
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Another amazing adventure with Ernest. Ben, you are fast becoming the only author I will read a book the day it releases in one sitting!

Ernest Cunningham returns!

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I dunno how Ben keeps coming with such crazy adventures for Ernest to fall into. Brilliantly crafted once again, with pearls of observational humour such as 'Byron Bay- where positive thinking meets negative gearing.' Don't let the jokes and silliness fool you though, this is a very clever mystery that lays it all out on the page yet somehow still surprises you with the twists.

He's oly gone and done it again...

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Spent a road trip with my partner devouring this story and swapping theories and deductions! Rich, delicious, preposterous (and yet fair play) - this is mystery perfection.

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Another book in the series “Everyone in this…” which I was so happy about when I discovered it. I’m just so glad I discovered the series. Unfortunately this one’s the latest & I’ve listened to the other 3, which I’ve thoroughly enjoyed, so I’ll be lost now I don’t have another one to listen to. The story was great, the performance was great, overall, just great! 5 stars!

Just so entertaining & fun!

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I have listened to hundreds of audio books and this is the first one that I could not get through. I got about halfway and gave up, it was so monotonous with too much waffle about I don't know what because I kept tuning out. I loved the previous books in the series, but unfortunately, this one was just too boring.

Too Boring!!!

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