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Loading... The Brutal Art (original 2008; edition 2008)by Jesse Kellerman
Work InformationThe Brutal Art by Jesse Kellerman (2008)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Good mystery, involving family and the art world. ( ) I've tried and tried to warm up to either one of the other Kellermans with no success. But with this Kellerman, I hit pay dirt. Jesse Kellerman can flat tell a story. In this one well crafted novel there are about 78 different stories and they are all wonderful. I enjoyed this enormously and now get to go back and read his other two plus look forward, I sure hope, to many more. I enjoyed this book its a bit different. Ethan Muller an art dealer uncovers a mystery artist no one has heard of or knows of his whereabouts. The book jumps a little but its not confusing. The missing artist is called Victor Cracke, Ethan exhibits his work and sells some pieces. The mystery continues to the final pages, I got a bit confused I think that Cracke is actually Ethan's uncle was a bit confusing right at the end, overall a interesting easy to read novel. no reviews | add a review
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When a retired cop recognizes the faces of murdered children in an art gallery exhibit, he and his assistant DA daughter Susan begin a search to find the artist of the portraits--and possibly crack open a forty-year murder case. No library descriptions found. |
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