| Author: | Raine Baushke | ISBN: | 1230001825565 |
| Publisher: | 23 Leaves Press | Publication: | August 31, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Raine Baushke |
| ISBN: | 1230001825565 |
| Publisher: | 23 Leaves Press |
| Publication: | August 31, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“I almost had a Caravaggio.” The raspy words Grand-père uttered as he died were extraordinary. Who almost owns a priceless painting?
From Paris through the vineyards and villages of the Loire Valley, Parisian art crime attorney André Gensonné finds himself searching for Saint Sebastian, a Caravaggio painting last seen in France three hundred years ago. If it still exists, where has it hidden?
André’s investigation is roiled by a series of complications including his grandfather’s legacy of sixty illegal paintings, and his disquieting relationship with Anne Morgan, the woman he loves.
The Forestier Furniture Company supplied hand-crafted furniture to the people of Doué-la-Fontaine, France since the 1750s. Contemporary buildings juxtaposed with ancient stone and brick structures nestle in a large tract of land among hectares of valuable vineyards. A submarine could hide there . . . along with many secrets.
Now inaptly named, Forestier is a technologically innovative company with multiple divisions located in the capitals of Europe. And the last surviving Forestier has been banished from the property by his widowed stepmother.
Is Saint Sebastian a secret worth killing for?
“I almost had a Caravaggio.” The raspy words Grand-père uttered as he died were extraordinary. Who almost owns a priceless painting?
From Paris through the vineyards and villages of the Loire Valley, Parisian art crime attorney André Gensonné finds himself searching for Saint Sebastian, a Caravaggio painting last seen in France three hundred years ago. If it still exists, where has it hidden?
André’s investigation is roiled by a series of complications including his grandfather’s legacy of sixty illegal paintings, and his disquieting relationship with Anne Morgan, the woman he loves.
The Forestier Furniture Company supplied hand-crafted furniture to the people of Doué-la-Fontaine, France since the 1750s. Contemporary buildings juxtaposed with ancient stone and brick structures nestle in a large tract of land among hectares of valuable vineyards. A submarine could hide there . . . along with many secrets.
Now inaptly named, Forestier is a technologically innovative company with multiple divisions located in the capitals of Europe. And the last surviving Forestier has been banished from the property by his widowed stepmother.
Is Saint Sebastian a secret worth killing for?
