Keep your valuables locked away in an ingenious spot-- your bookshelf! This realistic paperback book safe easily blends in amongst your favorite reading material. This is no old-fashioned leather-bound book safe that looks out of place on a modern shelf. It's disguised as a dime-store thriller titled "Without Recourse" by "Tim Bradley." Open the cover though, and you'll find a rugged metal security cabinet large enough to stash your passport, cash, pepper spray, or other important items and documents you'd like to keep away from the prying eyes of thieves and nosy relatives. Lock includes two keys.

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