"Ingenious" crime fiction with "a twisting shocker of a conclusion ... You wouldn't believe so much suspense and tension could be generated" (The Washington Post). A Texas millionaire has everything under the sun, including an impressive collection of Thomas J. Wise forgeries. He is the envy of ever
The Ross Forgery
โ Scribed by William H. Hallahan
- Publisher
- MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 246 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Newburyport
- ISBN
- 1504058992
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โฆ Synopsis
"Ingenious" crime fiction with "a twisting shocker of a conclusion ... You wouldn't believe so much suspense and tension could be generated" (The Washington Post). A Texas millionaire has everything under the sun, including an impressive collection of Thomas J. Wise forgeries. He is the envy of every twentieth-century book collector. He is also the nemesis of New York tycoon Emmett O'Kane, who has everything under the sun but a Wise folio. O'Kane commissions Edgar Ross, a brilliant down-at-the-heels type designer, to make him a Wise folio, to create a forgery of a forgery. But he wants Ross to go one step further: He wants a Wise forgery that doesn't exist! Ross knows this is not only an illegal undertaking; it is an impossible one. But he owes the Family a large gambling debt, and he knows that the Family collects its debts in brutal, often fatal ways ... "Electrifying ... spellbinding ... beautifully plotted ... a terrific climax ... don't miss it."--The New York Times "Fascinating."--The Times (London).
โฆ Subjects
FICTION -- Mystery & Detective -- Traditional
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