A sweeping, epic story of love and betrayal from international bestselling author Fiona McIntosh, perfect for fans of Dinah Jefferies's The Missing Sister and Kristin Hannah's The Great Alone.
She can never forget her past, or forgive...
When Severine Kassel is asked to authenticate some exquisite Byzantine pearls loaned to the British Museum, she shocks everyone by claiming they belong to her family. Her revelation sets off a frenzied pursuit of former Nazi, Ruda Mayek, with an ex-Mossad agent coming out of retirement to join the search.
But the one person Severine was counting on to help, the solicitor handling the sale of the pearls, is bound by client confidentiality. As Severine follows Mayek's trail, the tightly controlled life she's built around herself is shattered. Will her own carefully guarded secrets be revealed?
Publisher: Ebury Publishing
ISBN: 9781529103786
Number of pages: 512
Dimensions: 198 x 126 x 30 mm
Weight: 343 g
Language: English
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This is a dual time line story set in the dark days of world war 2 Czechoslovakia and the 1960s in London and Paris.
Séverine Kassel is a jewellery expert who had been asked to identify and authenticate some pearls...
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An intriguing and well-written book following the life of a young Jewish girl from WW2 to the 1960s in London and Paris. She alone of her family survived death from Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia, but still suffered... More
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I just finished The Pearl Thief by Fiona McIntosh, and I’m still catching my breath. This gripping historical thriller swept me from the elegant...
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