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The Item (eBook, ePUB) - Hoitinga, Hendrik
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Widowed Sam Price inherited the journals of his great-grandfather, and his great-grandfather's love of art. On a visit to a Parisian auction house, Sam sees a painting his great-grandfather once owned and questions its authenticity. This leads to the auction house offering him a job valuing artworks and establishing their provenance. When "the Item" is stolen, Sam helps to find it, but is it actually a forgery? While Sam researches its provenance, the story jumps from present to past to follow the lives it has touched. In the course of his research Sam comes into contact with four different…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Widowed Sam Price inherited the journals of his great-grandfather, and his great-grandfather's love of art. On a visit to a Parisian auction house, Sam sees a painting his great-grandfather once owned and questions its authenticity. This leads to the auction house offering him a job valuing artworks and establishing their provenance. When "the Item" is stolen, Sam helps to find it, but is it actually a forgery? While Sam researches its provenance, the story jumps from present to past to follow the lives it has touched. In the course of his research Sam comes into contact with four different women. Will one these become his new love? And what secrets do his great-grandfather's journals contain which may help to find the missing artworks and solve the crimes?

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Autorenporträt
Hendrik Hoitinga was born Leeuwarden in Friesland, the Netherlands, and emigrated to New Zealand at 10. After travelling extensively during his teens and twenties, he married his wife in Auckland, before relocating to the UK. They have two children. Hendrik worked in retail for 26 years. He and his wife were then commissioned and ordained as officers of the Salvation Army in 1995. They have since served in England, Belgium, Wales and Scotland. Hendrik has been able to focus on his writing since he retired in 2017. Now a grandfather, living in Wick in Scotland, he still loves travelling, music from the sixties and seventies and he collects Dutch comic books.