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The Masterpiece

Name: The Masterpiece
Brand: HarperCollins Publishers
Price: 42.99 AUD
Availability: PreOrder

The moving and gripping new historical novel from the much-loved bestselling author of THE MYSTERY WOMAN, for readers of Fiona McIntosh, Natasha Lester and Madeline Martin

Read by: Annabelle Tudor

Author: Belinda Alexandra

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Format
Digital Audiobook

Duration
11:06.00

Available: 4th September 2024

Digital Audiobook

$42.99

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Available: 4th September 2024

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***A wartime betrayal, a race against time ... and a secret hidden in a painting.***The must-read new novel from the author of The French Agent and White Gardenia.

Paris 1946: A young woman, Eve Archer, has come to Paris to find the father she never knew. She is soon caught up in a desperate race to prove her father's innocence against the accusation that he sold a French national treasure to Hitler during the war, and murdered the original owner to obtain it. Her efforts uncover the complicated friendship between two art dealers and the woman they both loved, a Russian artist named Kristina Belova.

'The Masterpiece is a triumph of storytelling. Its descriptions are painterly and its characters fascinating. With Paris, art, spirited women and so many tantalising secrets hiding in its pages, The Masterpiece is certain to be one of the big books of the year.' Natasha Lester, New York Times bestselling author of The Three Lives of Alix St Pierre

'Belinda Alexandra is a master at keeping the pages turning' Herald Sun

'Alexandra excels at creating compelling female characters and placing them in richly imagined settings' The Australian