Serena Jones Mysteries #1
By Sandra Orchard
Serena Jones is one of the FBI's newest Art Crime agents. Her determination to recover stolen art is linked to the unsolved murder of her grandfather.
When Serena's first undercover assignment doesn't go quite according to plan she not only has to deal with criminals out on bail but her overly zealous and proud family.
When a museum art theft is discovered Serena is quickly back in action tracking down any and all leads. But determining when, why, and how is going to prove challenging in this case. And with Aunt Martha determined to "help" her solve this case, it just got a whole lot more interesting.
There is a missing former employee, a talkative blond who's conveniently ill, a black pickup, and Aunt Martha's mafia theory. This case just may end up being a real headache if Serena doesn't come up with a suspect and a solid lead quick.
A Fool and His Monet is a fun read. There is a well-balanced mix of mystery and humor that keeps the story moving and entertaining. Serena's family is a riot and Aunt Martha is perfect (though I wouldn't want her as my aunt). There is a little shady politicking going on that may play a major role in the investigation. And then Aunt Martha's speculated mafia connections and the resulting outcome are totally unexpected. And then for readers who want a touch of romance in their books, well just read the book - and remember the phrase "totally oblivious".
I'm interested in seeing where exactly this series is going and the little excerpt for the upcoming book 2 is a tantalizing tidbit. The world of art theft and the FBI - time to brush up on your Monet, Van Gogh, and Renoir art appreciation!
I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher Revell in exchange for my honest review.
About the Book:
Sketchy politics and a palette of lies
can't stop Serena Jones from exposing the mastermind
behind the daring theft of a priceless work of art
When a local museum discovers an irreplaceable Monet missing, Serena leaps into action--and a whole heap of trouble.
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