The Crooked Banker

One simple plan, which takes effort and discipline, can change a person's life forever. This roller coaster thriller details that simple decision— the theft of $78 million in hundred-dollar bills from the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston all because of a computer glitch.

"The Crooked Banker" is a riveting heist novel about an unassuming man making a pivotal life decision. But can he get away with it?

Michael A. Kelly was born at the tail end of the Baby Boom, the year was 1961, the location was Weymouth, Massachusetts. As a writer these days, he takes advantage of all the great memories and life experiences and which click with his expertise as a construction superintendent in downtown Boston. It's the perfect blueprint guiding him in the utilization of all the talent he was given; he's created his own unique writing style. It all begins with his Irish roots and continues with the fact that he grew up in a hometown that would certainly remind you of a Norman Rockwell painting. He also takes advantage of his connection to the city of Boston and the island of Martha's Vineyard. They provide perfect backdrops for his story catapulting it to life as if you are along for the ride.