โ Scribed by Diane Gilbert Madsen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Hemingway expert David Barnes claims to have recovered the infamous stories and poems that Hemingway's first wife lost while on a train to Switzerland in 1922. The womanizing academic plans to auction them off for millions, but controversy rages. Are they truly the lost Hemingway works or just forgeries? Amid the speculation, Barnes is found murdered. Insurance investigator DD McGil's quest to prove the manuscripts genuine puts her on the trail of the murderer. The hunter quickly becomes the hunted when someone tries to stop her - dead.
Mystery
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