Son of Escobar: First Born

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Pablo Escobar, the infamous drug lord, once controlled 80% of the global cocaine trade and became one of the world’s richest men before his death in 1993. This autobiography is penned by his eldest son, Roberto Sendoya Escobar. The narrative begins dramatically with Colombian Special forces, led by an MI6 agent, launching a mission to recover stolen cash in a village near Bogota. The operation ends in a violent shoot-out with Escobar's gang, leaving only a baby alive amidst the chaos. That baby is Roberto, who is later adopted by the MI6 agent after the tragic death of his mother. As Escobar rises to power, he attempts to kidnap Roberto multiple times, while the boy, unaware of his true lineage, has sporadic meetings with his father. During these encounters, it becomes evident that the British government is covertly collaborating with Escobar to control drug trafficking and money laundering. Due to escalating dangers, Roberto is sent to an English public school to ensure his safety. Years later, as his adoptive father lies dying in a hospital, he gives Roberto a coded message that purportedly reveals the location of the 'Escobar Missing millions.' This code is disclosed for the first time in the book, promising a gripping exploration of a life intertwined with one of history's most notorious figures.