I recommend Heist Society. 
 ***** 
 CUNNING. 
 Is it just me or does reading this Heist Society felt like i'm watching The Thomas Crown Affair movie (Teen Edition, that is)? This is an enjoyable read! 
 From jetsetting to France, Italy, England (to name a few) and back to New York, Kat and her crew made it look like stealing is such a lucrative job! Not to mention she has billionaire Hale to back them up. 
 Kat wanted to leave her old life behind and start a new one that involves proper education. Unfortunately, her family (and their crooked work history) eventually catches up on her. Is it too much to want a normal, quiet, and legal life? - Kat asks. But family comes first to her, no matter how much she wanted a clean slate for herself. She's smart, insecure, capable, unpredictable, and dependable. Kat is one h*ll of a thief! 
 Hale... what's not to love? ;) Gorgeous. Charming. Rich. Funny. He's got me at first prank, I tell you. And his cockiness reminded me of Jace from TMI series. The thing that endeared him to me the most: his loyalty to Kat. not to the job. not to the heist. but to Kat. 
 I could've given this a 5, but i didn't like the dancing around the bush of Kat and Hale. It is obvious they want each other, so why not let them hook up in the end? They have such chemistry and it was frustrating to just to leave it like that. Oh, well. 
 Carter came up with a street-smart book that thoroughly captured my taste for crime and adventure. Being introduced to the artists (Degas, Monet, Vermeer) of impressionist and neoclassic painting was very nice. The planning and conning were entertaining. But Heist Society as a whole is about family and how far Kat is willing to go, what lengths she is willing to cover, just to save the father she loves so much.