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The Scarlatti Inheritance is the first of 27 thriller novels written (the last four of them left in the form of manuscripts, later finalized by ghost writers) by American author Robert Ludlum .
- Robert Ludlum
- 1971
Jun 28, 1971 · The Scarlatti Inheritance tells a truely fascinating story of an American intelligence officer who is hired to determine the status of the Scarlatti fortunes and Ulster Scarlett while being financed by German Nazi's.
- (14.4K)
- Paperback
Jun 2, 2015 · Her target: the most dangerous man in the world—her own son. Elizabeth Wyckham Scarlatti has a plan, a desperate, last-minute gamble designed to save the world from her son, Ulster, an incalculably cruel man who is working for the Third Reich under the name of Heinrich Kroeger.
Her target: the most dangerous man in the world—her own son. Elizabeth Wyckham Scarlatti has a plan, a desperate, last-minute gamble designed to save the world from her son, Ulster, an incalculably cruel man who is working for the Third Reich under the name of Heinrich Kroeger.
- Mass Market Paperback
Jun 2, 2015 · Her target: the most dangerous man in the world—her own son. Elizabeth Wyckham Scarlatti has a plan, a desperate, last-minute gamble designed to save the world from her son, Ulster, an incalculably cruel man who is working for the Third Reich under the name of Heinrich Kroeger.
- Robert Ludlum
- $9.99
- Bantam
Robert Ludlum’s first novel, “The Scarlatti Inheritance,” is about a self-made businesswoman, Elizabeth Wyckman Scarlatti, who unites with a U.S. government operative, Matthew Canfield, to bring down her son, Ulster, a vicious, sociopathic millionaire operating under the name Heinrich Kroeger, who may just be the most dangerous man in the ...
- Robert Ludlum
A thriller about a mother who tries to stop her son, a Nazi spy, from giving Hitler a deadly weapon. The Scarlatti Inheritance is the first book in Ludlum's series of standalone novels, published in 1971.
