Snatched
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Word Count
50,750 words, Guess
Page Count
203 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivesnatched0000jame
- Internet Archivesnatched0000jame_a1d8
- ISBN-100727883798
- ISBN-101847515118
- ISBN-139780727883797
and 5 more
- ISBN-139781847515117
- OCLC Control Number864787930
- Better World Books9780727883797
- Better World Books9781847515117
- Open LibraryOL26475540M
Classifications
- DDC823.914
- LCCPR6070.U23 S63 2014
- LCCPR6070.U23
Description
George Lepage, the new Director of the Hulliborn Regional Museum and Gallery, has great hopes that his tenure in the post will be short and profitable. He has visions of early retirement, and perhaps, like his predecessor, and his predecessor's predecessor, a knighthood. But circumstances do their best to snatch his happy dreams away from him. First a deranged former staff member causes a riot in the Folk Department, and then three recently purchased, ruinously expensive paintings of dubious authenticity are stolen, putting the museum's security, and judgement, into question. The fate of the upcoming Japanese Ancient Surgical Skills exhibition, and its astonishing collection of tonsil excision implements, hangs dangerously in the balance. And over everything hangs the grim specter of the former Director, "Flounce" Butler Minton, whose body may be most definitely dead but whose legacy lives on. And with every day that passes, the rumours of what Flounce did behind the Iron Curtain, and how the haversack straps, the whippet and the legendary Mrs. Cray were involved, grow, threatening to erupt into a scandal that may cost the museum, and Lepage himself, everything.
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