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Old Secrets by Ian Ingram

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When priceless pictures and antiques from a wealthy colonel's manor house go on the market after his death, the news well and truly puts the cat among the pigeons. Antiques dealer Freddie Simson hopes to make a killing, while fine art specialist Justin Cransbrook sees an opportunity to reverse the flagging fortunes of his company, and crooked saleroom owners Joe and Alice Dobson make plans to cash in - big time. The Colonel's disinherited niece, the beautiful and forthright Samantha Rivington-Pratt, is determined to get her hands on some of the treasures which should rightfully have been hers - to say nothing of the handsome yound man she finds cutting wood in the grounds of the manor. Meanwhile the Colonel's housekeeper, disapproving of her late employer's taste in paintings, starts consigning some of them to a bonfire. Old Secrets is a sexy, light-hearted romp through the world of antiques and fine art, written by an authur with a sense of humour as well as a professional knowledge of the antiques world.

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ISBN 9781784564971
Author Ian Ingram
Format Paperback
Page Count 260
Imprint FastPrint Publishing
Publisher Upfront Publishing
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 127mm * 14mm

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