Marybeth, Hollister & Jane

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Pub Date Sep 29 2020 | Archive Date Nov 01 2020

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Description

High powered art and jewel thieves invade a tiny town in upstate New York.

This dangerous group of high-end thieves have been told that the legendary Eagle Diamond is hidden in a clock. The Diamond was stolen in the 1960s from the Museum of Natural History and was the only valuable never recovered. 

But the presence of criminals in the picturesque town of Callicoon will reveal more than the Eagle Diamond. 

Deeply buried secrets surface to expose unsettling truths as the Diamond lies in wait, inside a grandfather clock, that is rigged to blow. 

In the end, just who gets what?

High powered art and jewel thieves invade a tiny town in upstate New York.

This dangerous group of high-end thieves have been told that the legendary Eagle Diamond is hidden in a clock. The...


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ISBN 9781647041540
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The title threw me off. The book ending reflects the title but the rest of the book is more about thieves and a diamond. The story was rather interesting because I have never given any thought to the black market for stolen goods. The characters were interesting in how they wove together. I liked the book.

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