"The Gardner Museum Heist explores all sides of this famously unsolved crime. It discusses police investigations, conspiracy theories, and more related to the biggest art heist in world history. Features include a glossary, references, websites, source notes, and an index." -- Amazon.

"It begins with a tantalizing clue: a recent photograph taken of Raphael's Portrait of a Young Man - one of the most priceless masterworks ever plundered by the Nazis, which disappeared and was believed destroyed. Now, with proof of its existence, the Polish government wants it back. One wrong move and it could vanish forever. Because bound together with the missing artwork are secrets that have remained buried for a reason. That's why they've enlisted...

Paris, 1939. Éliane Dufort lives in the French capital with her parents who run a small restaurant, an older brother and four younger sisters. Éliane loves art, works part-time at the Louvre and dreams of becoming an artist. However, soon comes war, Paris falls into the hands of the Nazis, and the world becomes a place full of horror and sorrow. Éliane - employed by the Germans as an assistant at the museum - starts playing a dangerous game: together...

1888. After a disastrous Ripper investigation, Holmes sinks into a deep depression. Watson can do nothing to help his friend, but an encoded letter from the French singer, Emmeline La Victoire, rekindles the detective's interest. The singer's illegitimate son, Emil, who is 10, has disappeared, and may have been kidnapped. As Holmes and Watson travel to Paris, they discover that Emil's father, the Earl of Pellingham and a famous art collector and humanitarian,...

"Food-powered master criminal Saffron Chu is back, staring down the barrel of the biggest --and strangest-- score of her career. Return to the CHEW-niverse once again for Saffron's second blood-soaked adventure, and an alcoholic art heist that spans the centuries.." --

"Three women lived in Giverny, the village in Normandy where Monet painted his legendary Water Lilies. The first was wicked, the second a liar, the third selfish. All three thought the village was a prison: a grand and beautiful garden, like a painting that could never escape its frame. But for thirteen days, the gates to the cage opened for them... Those thirteen days flew by, beginning with a murder on the first day and ending with another on the...