2 Books by A. A. Gilbertsen
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Overview: Of Scots origin but largely educated in England, A.A. Gilbertsen is the pseudonym of a former chartered accountant and company director. He has dealt with several large companies and powerful businessmen, including negotiations with Mirror Group Newspapers, headed by Robert Maxwell, before its pension fund fraud was exposed. After many years of business management in the UK and Continental Europe, the author established a consultancy, advising and financing smaller companies, including a very successful group, trading with Chinese manufacturers. He and his Australian wife live in Buckinghamshire. Their three children have Italian, French and German spouses.
Genre: Thriller & Suspense
Black Sea Scorpions
A complex web of arms smuggling, refugee trafficking, oil trading and murder, in the murky world of espionage and international security. The hunt for a missing luxury yacht, involved in suspected insurance fraud, unearths an explosive combination of commercial piracy and terrorism.
When an investigator from Lloyd’s of London secures the rescue of a kidnapped Arab in Beirut with unofficial help from a British Embassy attaché, he becomes embroiled in searches for the missing yacht and two mysterious female refugees, one of whom he finds himself dangerously close to becoming emotionally involved with.
His relentless journeys take him from the squalor of Lebanese refugee camps into the Balkans and Western Intelligence services, as he tries to unravel the plot and mystery behind the Black Sea Scorpions.
Pandora’s Pension
The sudden death and hasty burial of a renowned business tycoon leads to the exposure of an enormous fraud, fatally damaging the security of his companies and their employees.
Two recently appointed executives – an ambitious financier and a disgraced former policeman – attempt to trace and recover a missing fortune. Opening a cache of secret transactions takes them along a twisting trail of evidence in a race to avoid complete financial disaster.
Their investigations unearth a dark history of very dangerous activities, involving arms dealing with the former Soviet Union and war crimes in the Balkans.
A web of violence and embezzlement is woven around international tax havens and corrupt dealing in rare commodities by modern-day pirate traders in China and central Africa. And the mystery of the tycoon’s reported death remains in Pandora’s box.
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