The art whisperer
an Alix London mystery
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Author
Contributions
- Elkins, Aaron J., author - Contributor
Publication
2014 - , Washington (State)
Language
English
Word Count
65,000 words, Guess
Page Count
260 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveartwhispereralix0000elki
- ISBN-101477824553
- ISBN-139781477824559
- Library of Congress Control Number2014934575
- OCLC Control Number874731806
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781477824559
- Open LibraryOL27174596M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3555.L485 A88 2014
- LCCPS3555.L485A88 2014
Description
When art conservator Alix London spots a forgery, she knows trouble will follow. So she's understandably apprehensive when her connoisseur's eye spots something off about a multimillion-dollar Jackson Pollock painting at Palm Springs's Brethwaite Museum--her current employer. Alix is already under fire, the object of a vicious online smear campaign. Now the Brethwaite's despicable senior curator, obsessed with the "maximization of monetized eyeballs," angrily refuses to decommission the celebrated Pollock piece. But it's only when a hooded intruder attacks Alix in her hotel room that the real trouble begins. And when FBI Special Agent Ted Ellesworth--with whom Alix had inadvertently, but thoroughly, botched a budding relationship just a year prior--turns up to investigate the Pollock, Alix knows she's about to have her hands full. In her third mystery, Alix London must see through mirages in the desert to uncover the knotted history of the painting--and save herself in the process.
Series Statement
- The Alix London series
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