"A thoroughly enjoyable bit of escapism that would leave Indiana Jones totally jealous." Doug Yonce, Goodreads
A former MP, Will Stattin, is called to Europe to investigate the theft of several paintings.
He learns that the paintings are part of a series of nine pieces of art, all with a clue that ultimately leads to a train that disappeared from Konigsberg, Germany in late 1944 full of gold, art, and priceless artifacts.
He quickly learns that he is not the only one after the paintings. Now it is a race across Europe to find the paintings and the lost train with the help of the beautiful and savvy museum agent, Giovanna Rossi, before the hunt turns even more deadly than it already has.
He learns that the paintings are part of a series of nine pieces of art, all with a clue that ultimately leads to a train that disappeared from Konigsberg, Germany in late 1944 full of gold, art, and priceless artifacts.
He quickly learns that he is not the only one after the paintings. Now it is a race across Europe to find the paintings and the lost train with the help of the beautiful and savvy museum agent, Giovanna Rossi, before the hunt turns even more deadly than it already has.
"Crossman’s quick pace, thorough characterization, and swift narrative keep readers guessing until the satisfying conclusion. An array of shocking twists adds to the complexity of the dizzying plot. Crossman knows what action thrillers fans want and delivers accordingly." - Booksiren, Goodreads
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About the author:
Seth Crossman is a minister, speaker, and writer who lives in Upstate New York. His own adventures have taken him across the globe and stirred his desire to write fast-paced, provocative thrillers that keep readers turning the page. He has three boys that he wants to inspire with a sense of adventure and courage to overcome whatever obstacles get in their way.
Author's Giveaway
Catch the train!
ReplyDeleteSaw this a while back, great!
ReplyDeleteWow..sounds good! I love treasure hunts!!
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