The Carnforth Double

· The Catrin Sayer Mysteries Book 4 · Allan Jones
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The Fourth Catrin Sayer Mystery. Detective Sergeant Catrin Sayer of the Art Crime Unit, Metropolitan Police returns from a supposedly routine assignment in Malaysia that went disastrously wrong, to be assigned to a new case. Two years after an unsolved major art robbery from a merchant bank in London, a prisoner in Rome sends a message: he is prepared to talk about a sentencing deal for information about the bank robbery. Three paintings were stolen, two of them near-priceless canvases by the ‘horse artist’ George Stubbs. Sayer’s proposal to arrest the perpetrators is unusual; to focus on the obscure third painting stolen, a portrait of a farmer’s wife, Mrs. Rosalind Heaton of Carnforth, Lancashire.
The Fourth Catrin Sayer Mystery. Detective Sergeant Catrin Sayer of the Art Crime Unit, Metropolitan Police returns from a supposedly routine assignment in Malaysia that went disastrously wrong, to be assigned to a new case. Two years after an unsolved major art robbery from a merchant bank in Lo...

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Allan Jones lives in Ontario, Canada. He was born and grew up in England. By profession an industrial chemist, he worked for many years as a consultant on international chemical regulation. He has lived in or traveled to most of the regions featured in the Catrin Sayer novels.

Allan Jones lives in Ontario, Canada. He was born and grew up in England. By profession an industrial chemist, he worked for many years as a consultant on international chemical regulation. He has lived in or traveled to most of the regions featured in the Catrin Sayer novels.

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