The Romanov Star - Goldstein, Dan
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When private investigator Justin Wade takes on socialite Susan Berns as a client, he doesn't anticipate falling in love or jumping deep into a murder investigation. Originally hired to find Susan's missing husband and jewelry, he discovers one piece is the famous Romanov Star, designed by Peter the Great and among the missing jewels the famous Romanovs owned at the time they were murdered. The investigation volleys between Naples, Florida and the Boston suburb of Revere, Massachusetts. Along with Wade, Russians and wealthy jewelry collectors are hot on the trail of the necklace and will go to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When private investigator Justin Wade takes on socialite Susan Berns as a client, he doesn't anticipate falling in love or jumping deep into a murder investigation. Originally hired to find Susan's missing husband and jewelry, he discovers one piece is the famous Romanov Star, designed by Peter the Great and among the missing jewels the famous Romanovs owned at the time they were murdered. The investigation volleys between Naples, Florida and the Boston suburb of Revere, Massachusetts. Along with Wade, Russians and wealthy jewelry collectors are hot on the trail of the necklace and will go to any extent to get their hands on it before he does. Fraught with deception, theft and murder, the story keeps readers in suspense from page one to the end.
Autorenporträt
Dan Goldstein served in the United States Air Force during the Korean War as a specialist in the Air Rescue Service. He spent the next thirty years as an electronics designer in the Boston area. In 1986, he moved to Naples, Florida where he lives with his wife, Rochelle. In addition to writing award winning children's stories, Dan has written seven adventure novels, including Boston/Moscow Connection, Destination Croatia, Wild Bill Hickock and Romanov Star. Dan demonstrates that sequels can effectively follow the original stories. He also proves that there are new writers who have the ability to make significant contributions to the compilation of America's literary works.