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by Jose Carlos Somoza
Murder isn't a science. It's an art. An electrifying new thriller from the author of The Athenian Murders, winner of the Crime Writer's Association Gold Dagger Award. Welcome to an art scene where realism has reached a new level, where each painting is literally alive, where the model is the canvas. And for the gorgeous men and women lining up for the privilegeto be painted and posed, bought and rented by collectorsthere is one artist to whom they are all drawn: the Dutch master, Bruno van Tysch. Then, a young female model is brutally murdered in a most gruesome manner. The detectives assigned to the case, April Wood and Lothar Bosch, may have little interest in modern art, but they're going to have to acquire an appreciationand quickly. Because van Tysch is about to launch a major exhibition in Amsterdamthe imitation of 13 of Rembrandt's masterpiecesand rumors are that the killer is about to strike again
Jose Carlos Somoza was born in Havana in 1959 and now lives in Madrid. A psychiatrist, he is the author of six novels.
Format: Paperback
Published: April 2006
Category: Mystery & Detective - Police Procedural
Publisher: Trafalgar Square
Pages: 480
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