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The disappearance of a priceless Caravaggio in Rome and the famous 'White on White' by Russian painter Kasimir Malevich in Paris heralds the start of a series of seemingly unconnected art crimes across Europe. Fitting the pieces together as they follow a trail of bluffs and double-bluffs, bizarre clues and intellectual puzzles, Inspector Jean-JacquesBizot in Paris and Harry Wickenden of Scotland Yardcome to realize that what at first appears a spate of random thefts is all part of a single master plan, and that they are being led ever deeper into a baffling conspiracy. This fiendishly clever debut thriller takes us behind the scenes of the elite fine art world of auction houses, academia and museums to offer a fascinating view of art history, witty, fast-paced dialogue and an ever-surprising plot that twists its way from Rome to Paris to London and back again.
EBONY is the flagship magazine of Johnson Publishing. Founded in 1945 by John H. Johnson, it still maintains the highest global circulation of any African American-focused magazine.
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The Last Will and Testament of Irene Millicent Grayson: To my half-sister, Sidney Lynn Delaney, I leave my enti re estate and name her the legal guardian of my daughter, Amy Louise Grayson. Why in the world would she possibly entertain such a request? Im a thirty-seven year old single working girl, born, raised, and happily rooted in New York City. I dont know a thing about kids! This place is in the country, rural country, on a large lake. Im a city-dweller. Brooklyn is my idea of country. Sidney takes fourteen-year old Amy under her wing and tackles the quaint family homestead bringing it right into twenty-fi rst century ameniti es. No, not a Bed and Breakfast this house needs a family. HARBOUR HOUSE should be, a boarding house! Raising a teenager seemed easy during that fi rst winter unti l the summer tourist season approached. Without much warning, Sidney is faced with the monumental responsibility of rescuing a teenager. Thank goodness for a big, hunky male boarder who insists on helping! HARBOUR HOUSE follows on the heels of her fi rst novel. The highly successful, GUIDING TESS.
An Englishman, Roger Richardson is intent on establishing his company as a viable competitor for concessions from the Chilean government to extract lithium, a major element needed for modern batteries to advance the use of electric automobiles in the manner his father developed platinum mines for the reduction of emissions from internal combustion engines. In doing that, he and his wife, Margo, created a lodge from where professionals he engaged discovered positive elements for the retreating ice sheets, fossils, and created important wildlife reserves.
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