Product Overview
Author: Baushke, Raine
Series: André Gensonné Series (Book 2)
Paperback: 313 pages
Publisher: 23 Leaves Press
“I almost had a Caravaggio,” the raspy words Grand-père uttered as he died were extraordinary. Few can own a priceless painting. When art crime attorney, André Gensonné, receives a letter at the funeral demanding payment for a Caravaggio, the five words become prophetic. Threatening messages—each with a Shakespeare quote—continue. André’s investigation is roiled by complications including his grandfather’s hoard of sixty illegal paintings—and his disquieting relationship with Anne Morgan—the woman he loves. He must find the author of the letters or the Caravaggio. His family is in danger. From Paris through the vineyards and villages of the Loire Valley, André Gensonné searches for Saint Sebastian, a Caravaggio painting last seen in France three hundred years ago. The Forestier Furniture Company has 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 capitols 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?
