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The Art Sleuth

Mary Anne Pennington

Kindle Edition | Pages: 149 pages

Rating: 3.8 | 5 Users | 3 Reviews

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THE ART SLEUTH - Dr. Anna Lee Warren, an art professor and occasional insurance company art fraud investigator, has returned home to Gadley, North Carolina, to recuperate from a bullet wound inflicted during her most recent case of stolen art. The President of Gadley University seeks her expertise when Japanese Ukiyo-e woodcut prints appear to be missing from the university's art collection, and Anna Lee soon discovers there is more to the problem than just missing woodcut prints. Complicated by a murder and suspicious behavior in the university art gallery, Anna Lee and the insurance company investigator, Gerard Pickens, are embroiled in crime that extends beyond the university campus.

THE ART SLEUTH, cleverly plotted and filled with twists and turns, is filled with fascinating characters and local color true to small Southern towns.

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Title	:	The Art Sleuth
Author	:	Mary Anne Pennington
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 149 pages
Published	:	April 15th 2015 by Mary Anne Pennington
Categories	:	Free Books. Books

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Ratings: 3.8 From 5 Users | 3 Reviews

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I really liked this book, despite the sometimes stilted dialog (little use of contractions) and significant lack of commas...nothing that a final proofreading couldn't easily fix.Living in a small town in eastern North Carolina myself, I felt that this book really captured the idiosyncrasies of the area and the people. I hope there will be more from this author about these characters.This book looked promising, but the dialogue was very stilted, the main character was quite uninteresting, and it could have benefitted from some extra proof-reading.

This book looked promising, but the dialogue was very stilted, the main character was quite uninteresting, and it could have benefitted from some extra proof-reading.



I don't know where or when Goodreads got this title. I did read it maybe three years ago, maybe 4. In any case, it was a fun read, 2.5 stars.