Eddie Grant spent a decade chasing a painting the Nazis stole at the beginning of the war — a search that made Treasure of Saint-Lazare Readers' Favorite's pick for Best Historical Mystery. Last month it was #1 in the categories Historical Thrillers, WWII books, and International Mystery.
What Eddie never knew: someone else was closing in on the same painting, from a completely different direction. Paris Reckoning introduces Sandi Brennan — decorated soldier, former CIA, and the first woman to walk into Eddie Grant's Paris and hold her own in it. Two books, one city that never quite lets go of its secrets. (
The painting on the wall is “Portrait of a Young Man,” by Raphael. The Nazis stole it early in World War II and it hasn't been seen since.) These books cover the beginning and the end of the search for it. See them here: Treasure of Saint-Lazare and Paris Reckoning.
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