The Gilded Seal by James Twining
Posted: Sunday, January 27, 2008
by Hannah Quinn
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It started with a whisper; a barely voiced tremor of suppressed anticipation that rippled gently through the expectant crowd.
'Pronto. Pronto estara aqui.' Soon. She'll be here soon.
But the whisper evaporated almost as quickly as it had appeared. Snatched from their lips by a capricious wind, it was carried far above their heads into the warm night ...
Meanwhile, his old lover, Jennifer Browne, FBI agent, travels to Paris to investigate an art fraud. Their paths cross early, adding another layer of complexity to both their lives. Soon, they are drawn into a labyrinth of thieves and kidnappers, and a host of cruel murders. Someone is torturing and killing Tom's friends. He must race against time to save the life of the kidnapped daughter of one of them.
Then, Jennifer discovers Tom is plotting to steal the 'Mona Lisa' from the Louvre. And who is the Japanese man?
Once again, James Twining leads his readers on a heart-stopping, page turning, eye-popping adventure. Twining is one of those writers who never lets the writing get in the way of the characters and their stories. His ability has the reader feeling like a consummate voyeur.
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© Hannah Quinn 2008
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Top-level comments on this article: (2 total)Hanna, Great article. I am not sure you will see this comment, but if you do please contact me at my email if you would. Thanks.
Hannah, hanks for another good book review. "The Gilded Seal" is now on my rather long "to do" list for reading. :)
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