Son of Escobar First Born & Secret Narco 2 Books Collection Set - True Crime - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set. Son of Escobar: First Born by Roberto Sendoya Escobar (Hardback). Secret Narco: The Great Train Robber Whose Partnership with Pablo Escobar Turned Britain on to Cocaine by Wensley Clarkson (Paperback). Details. Condition: New. Format: Mixed Format (Hardback & Paperback). ISBN: Son of Escobar: First Born 9781913543976; Secret Narco 9781913543990. Publisher: Ad Lib Publishers. Age Range: Adult. Overview. This two-book true crime collection pairs a rare first-person family memoir with a meticulously researched investigative account, both centred on the shadow cast by Pablo Escobar's cocaine empire. Son of Escobar: First Born gives readers the extraordinary personal testimony of Escobar's eldest son, while Secret Narco traces how a London criminal built links to the Colombian cartel. Together they offer contrasting, complementary views of organised crime's human cost, ideal for true crime enthusiasts and gift buyers alike.. About the Book(s). Son of Escobar: First Born is the long-awaited autobiography of Roberto Sendoya Escobar, the eldest son of Pablo Escobar, one of the wealthiest and most notorious drug lords in history, who controlled a vast share of the global cocaine trade before his death in 1993. The book opens on a dramatic raid near Bogotá, as Colombian Special Forces and an MI6 agent close in on stolen cartel cash, before unfolding into a deeply personal account of growing up inside the Escobar dynasty, exploring loyalty, legacy, and survival in the shadow of infamy.. Secret Narco, by best-selling true crime author Wensley Clarkson, tells the story of Charlie Wilson, one of the Great Train Robbery gang's key figures, and his little-known partnership with Pablo Escobar that helped bring cocaine into Britain. Drawing on interviews with associates, law enforcement, and figures connected to the Escobar story, Clarkson builds a richly detailed narrative of ambition, betrayal, and the international drug trade. Together, these two books trace th