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When Carmen De Luca's good friend Rhonda Rhodes decides to tape an episode of Antiques Time in the Netherlands, she doesn't anticipate discovering a treasure lost during World War II-live on television. Nor does the killer, who will do anything to recover what they see as theirs... Join Carmen and her friends for her last European adventure in this exhilarating conclusion of the Carmen De Luca Art Sleuth Mystery series! Carmen De Luca Art Sleuth Mysteries: Collecting Can Be Murder A Statue To Die For Forgeries and Fatalities A Killer Inheritance NOTE TO READERS: These mysteries contain no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.…mehr

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When Carmen De Luca's good friend Rhonda Rhodes decides to tape an episode of Antiques Time in the Netherlands, she doesn't anticipate discovering a treasure lost during World War II-live on television. Nor does the killer, who will do anything to recover what they see as theirs... Join Carmen and her friends for her last European adventure in this exhilarating conclusion of the Carmen De Luca Art Sleuth Mystery series! Carmen De Luca Art Sleuth Mysteries: Collecting Can Be Murder A Statue To Die For Forgeries and Fatalities A Killer Inheritance NOTE TO READERS: These mysteries contain no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.
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Autorenporträt
Jennifer S. Alderson was born in San Francisco, grew up in Seattle, and currently lives in Amsterdam. After traveling extensively around Asia,Oceania, and Central America, she lived in Darwin, Australia, before settling in the Netherlands.Jennifer's love of travel, art, and culture inspires her award-winning Zelda Richardson Mystery series, her Travel Can Be Murder Cozy Mysteries, and her Carmen De Luca Art Sleuth Mysteries. Her background in journalism, multimedia development, and art history enriches her novels. When not writing, she can be found perusing a museum, biking around Amsterdam, or enjoying a coffee along the canal while planning her next research trip.