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Pilot Thomas Klaassen inherits a house with a cryptic message which sends him to help a damsel in distress. A painting won at cards in Tucson, Arizona in 1859 is stolen in Bilbao, Spain, 130 years later. Spanish gold stolen in Colombia in 1814 is found and stolen again in 1988 in Albuquerque. A beautifully crafted box painted in 1744, is auctioned in Boston nearly three centuries later. Chrissy and Tammy delve into the past, while Sophie meets a forger. There are escapes and rescues featuring horses and ships. Alison confronts someone from her past and becomes involved in the mystery of a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Pilot Thomas Klaassen inherits a house with a cryptic message which sends him to help a damsel in distress. A painting won at cards in Tucson, Arizona in 1859 is stolen in Bilbao, Spain, 130 years later. Spanish gold stolen in Colombia in 1814 is found and stolen again in 1988 in Albuquerque. A beautifully crafted box painted in 1744, is auctioned in Boston nearly three centuries later. Chrissy and Tammy delve into the past, while Sophie meets a forger. There are escapes and rescues featuring horses and ships. Alison confronts someone from her past and becomes involved in the mystery of a missing criminal. Follow tales from the past, get into adventures of the present, and find out if romance flourishes in search of the painting and the gold.
Autorenporträt
Hendrik Hoitinga was born in Leeuwarden, Friesland, in the Netherlands and emigrated with his family to New Zealand when he was ten. After travelling extensively during his teens and twenties, he married Gillian in 1980 in Auckland. They have two children and moved to live in the UK in 1990. Hendrik worked in retail for 26 years. He and his wife were commissioned and ordained as officers of the Salvation Army in 1995. They have served in England, Belgium, Wales and Scotland. Hendrik has been able to focus on his writing since he retired in 2017. Now a grandfather and living in Wick in Scotland, he still loves travelling, music from the sixties and seventies and collects Dutch comic books. To date he has three books published, The Item, The Mosaic Swallow and Three Monks from Florence. A fourth, The Ontario Project, is due in April and he is currently working on his fifth novel.