Murder Make$ The World Go Round - Lord, Clive Graham
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A light hearted, tongue in cheek, and at times hilarious murder mystery set in the international art world. Centred around the oldest auction house in London, Mount's, the reader meets a cast of fascinating characters. When the Home Secretary appoints the new Head of the Art Squad, she is encouraged to investigate the deaths of a number of clients over the last six years. Travelling around the world with her intern, who is also the Home Secretary's nephew, she uncovers all the stories behind each of the deaths. They meet all sorts of people and experience many new things but struggle at the…mehr

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A light hearted, tongue in cheek, and at times hilarious murder mystery set in the international art world. Centred around the oldest auction house in London, Mount's, the reader meets a cast of fascinating characters. When the Home Secretary appoints the new Head of the Art Squad, she is encouraged to investigate the deaths of a number of clients over the last six years. Travelling around the world with her intern, who is also the Home Secretary's nephew, she uncovers all the stories behind each of the deaths. They meet all sorts of people and experience many new things but struggle at the end of the day to get to the bottom of what is going on despite trying. Assisted by a number of amateurs, who actually work out a couple of key clues, she believes that she has got to the bottom of the deaths. When some surprising information comes to light, the whole art world is traumatised.
Autorenporträt
Clive Graham Lord worked at Sotheby's in New Bond Street, London for 22 years, the last 15 of them as chief operating officer. Many of the incidents, apart from the murders of course, are based on real-life experiences and have been woven into the book with a little added literary license. This is Clive's first novel since moving from Sotheby's in 2020; he lives in London and Surrey with his partner.