Barbara L. reviewed on 8/18/2008 + 988 more book reviews

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Lacey Quinn is determined to prove that the striking landscapes she inherited, done by her late, much loved grandfather, are as good as anything hanging in museums of California Impressionism today. But the painints now in her possession are more than the works of a talented master; they are anguished voices from the grave ... crying murder! Clues to a series of horrific unexplained killings may be hidden in the brushtrokes, clues that have now indelibly marked Lacey and Ian Lapstrake, a security specialist, for death.

Elizabeth Lowell is a master of the genre and this tale is one of her best.

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