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1994•278 pages•Published•RUS•User Reviews

Giotto's hand

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JACKET NOTES (from: http://italian-mysteries.com/IP05.html): When the letter first arrived at the offices of Rome's Art Theft Squad, General Bottando thought it was just another deranged demand from a demented art fan. But the mysterious correspondent is a woman who claims to know something about a painting that was stolen over thirty years ago--and Bottando believes the theft was just one in a series of clever heists masterminded by an elusive thief he's dubbed "Giotto." Anxious to outwit the conniving colleague who's plotting his professional destruction, Bottando sends the beautiful Flavia di Stefano to investigate. Flavia quickly uncovers a possible culprit--but when her art-dealer boyfriend Jonathan Argyll travels to England to question him, the suspect is very suspiciously dead...

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Flavia Di Stefano (Fictitious character)PoliceArt historiansJonathan Argyll (Fictitious character)FictionDetective and mystery storiesArt theftsPolicewomenLarge type booksFiction, mystery & detective, generalArgyll, jonathan (fictitious character), fictionDi stefano, flavia (fictitious character), fiction

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First Published

1994

Pages

278 pages

Rating

4.0 / 5

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10

Publisher

Berkley Prime Crime

Language

RUS, ENG

Status

Published

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