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The Curator's Inheritance

By Sabine Frisch

The Curator's Inheritance

By Sabine Frisch

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When struggling art writer Sydney Fisher inherits her enigmatic neighbor's Victorian mansion, she expects dusty paintings and faded memories. What she finds instead is a sophisticated art forgery operation spanning decades, a mysterious authentication system developed during World War II, and Elena Rodriguez - a brilliant but disgraced art historian who may be the key to unraveling it all.Together with her faithful dachshund Wolfgang, Sydney and Elena discover that Marcus Vale, her late neighbor, was far more than just a reclusive art collector. As a member of the Monument Men, he spent decades documenting an international conspiracy that hid priceless masterpieces behind a web of perfect forgeries. Now, his carefully preserved evidence threatens to expose not just art world corruption, but lost masterpieces the world thought were destroyed in the war.But powerful forces want Marcus's secrets to stay buried. As Sydney and Elena race to decode his ingenious authentication system, they find themselves tracked by military intelligence, international art crime investigators, and ruthless gallery owners who've built fortunes on fraudulent masterpieces. With each layer they uncover, the stakes rise higher - and their growing attraction to each other complicates an already dangerous game.From the fog-shrouded streets of San Francisco to the secure vaults of Swiss banks, Sydney and Elena must stay one step ahead of those who would destroy priceless cultural heritage to protect their crimes. Using a revolutionary combination of historical knowledge and cutting-edge technology, they work to expose decades of deception while protecting Marcus's greatest legacy - a way to prove what's real in a world built on forgeries.THE CURATOR'S INHERITANCE is a sophisticated thriller that weaves together art history, romance, and technological innovation. Perfect for fans of Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch and Daniel Silva's Gabriel Allon series, this novel explores the thin line between preservation and deception, and asks what price we're willing to pay to protect the truth.Experience the art world as you've never seen it before - where every brushstroke could be a clue, every painting could hide a secret, and authenticity itself becomes the greatest masterpiece of all.
Product details
Binding:
Paperback
Number of Pages:
268
Release Date:
2026-01-05
Publication Date:
2025-12-26
Publisher:
2264793 Ontario Inc
Languages:
Original: English
ISBN10:
1998675041
ISBN13:
9781998675043
Weight:
289 g
Height:
129 cm
Width:
198 cm
Thickness:
15 cm
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