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Cover of Outsourced

Outsourced

✍ Scribed by Zeltserman, Dave


Book ID
109346710
Publisher
Profile Books
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
136 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781847653161

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✦ Synopsis


"If there's any other young writer out there who does crime noir better than Zeltserman, I don't even want to know."β€”Maureen Corrigan, The Washington Post

"Zeltserman's breakthrough crime novel deserves comparison with the best of James Ellroy."β€” Publishers Weekly , starred review

"Pariah is all I know of bliss and lament. Bliss at reading a superb novel and lament at knowing that Dave Zeltserman has now raised the bar so high, we're screwed."β€”Ken Bruen

Following from his ultra-noir trilogyβ€” Small Crimes , Pariah , and Killer β€”is Outsourced , Dave Zeltserman's most commercial book to date.

A classic heist thriller pitched somewhere between Ocean's Eleven and Dog Day Afternoon , it's the story of a group of software engineers who lose their jobs due to an industry push to outsourcing. Desperate, and seeing their middle-class lives crumbling apart, they come up with a brilliant plan to use their computing skills to rob a bank. But not even a systems analyst can foresee every eventuality, so the group falls afoul of the Russian Mafia . . .

Movie rights have been sold for Outsourced , and the film will be produced by the team behind the hugely successful Resident Evil films.


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