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Heist Society

Heist Society

CrimeMystery
Pages
321
Published
2010
Language
English

Synopsis

Kat Bishop comes from a long line of world-class thieves, but she thought she had finally escaped the family business. When a dangerous billionaire accuses her father of stealing a priceless art collection, Kat must assemble a crew of teenagers to pull off an impossible robbery. To save her dad, she will have to find the real thief and steal the paintings back from one of the most secure museums in the world.

Prose complexity
1/10

Vibe

AdventurousLighthearted
HeistFound FamilyComing of AgeSecret Identity

Genres

Crime Mystery Suspense YA

About the author

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Ally Carter

Ally Carter is the New York Times bestselling American author of young adult fiction, best known for the Gallagher Girls series (beginning with I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You) and the Heist Society series, along with the Embassy Row and Winterborne Home series and adult novels including The Blonde Identity. Born Sarah Leigh Fogleman in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, she earned a degree in agricultural economics from Oklahoma State University and an M.A. from Cornell University b...

Characters

Katrina BishopProtagonist
Bobby BishopSupporting
Visily RomaniSupporting
All characters in Heist Society

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Heist Society need to be read in order?

    Heist Society is the first book in a series, and while it introduces the main characters and premise, each book generally features a self-contained heist. Reading them in order allows for character development and overarching plotlines to be fully appreciated.

  • Is there a movie adaptation of Heist Society?

    As of my last update, there is no film or television adaptation of Ally Carter's Heist Society.

  • How does Heist Society compare to Ally Carter's other series?

    Heist Society shares Ally Carter's signature blend of mystery, adventure, and strong female protagonists, similar to her Gallagher Girls series. However, it focuses more on art theft and international intrigue rather than spy training at a boarding school.