Even better than the real thing?
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Word Count
111,250 words, Guess
Page Count
445 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveevenbetterthanre0000reil
- ISBN-100753191601
- ISBN-10075319161X
- ISBN-139780753191606
- ISBN-139780753191613
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number824725461
- Open LibraryOL32097422M
Classifications
- DDC823.914
Description
"Eve Cole loves her small apartment in Dublin's city centre. It might come with the noisy Party People downstairs and Larry, the handsome and charming ex-con next door, but the floor-to-ceiling windows make it perfect for her job painting fake masterpieces: Renoirs, Picassos, and especially Van Goghs. And she's good at it. Maybe too good. When eleven million euro appears in her mother's bank account, it turns out that Eve's been unwittingly involved in one of the greatest art frauds in history. Now she has to figure out a plan to get her painting back and return the money, without implicating herself or her family. Enter neighbour Larry. Even though he's turned his back on his shady past, he's the only one who might be able to help her. Will Eve get her painting back? Or is Larry just another fake? Eve's also about to find out that in love, as well as art, the trick is knowing when it's the real deal."-- Publisher description.
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