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The Portrait. Sherman Allen, #4
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-310-58148-9
- EAN9781310581489
- Date de parution08/08/2015
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- ÉditeurJPCA
Résumé
Deborah Kuhn was passed from cousin to cousin until she went to work with the New York Public Library. A traffic accident sends her to the hospital where the doctors find she has a rare brain tumor. The tumor is hereditary, passed from mother to daughter, to granddaughter. Sherman Allen and Deborah's search for the roots of her identity reveal a dark story of murder, greed and avarice stretching across two generations.
They survive a kidnapping, a shooting and a determined effort to prevent them from learning of her heritage and keep her from asserting ownership to a vast pre-World War II fortune. The only clue they have is a Medical Paper written by a two doctors on the brain tumor.
They survive a kidnapping, a shooting and a determined effort to prevent them from learning of her heritage and keep her from asserting ownership to a vast pre-World War II fortune. The only clue they have is a Medical Paper written by a two doctors on the brain tumor.
Deborah Kuhn was passed from cousin to cousin until she went to work with the New York Public Library. A traffic accident sends her to the hospital where the doctors find she has a rare brain tumor. The tumor is hereditary, passed from mother to daughter, to granddaughter. Sherman Allen and Deborah's search for the roots of her identity reveal a dark story of murder, greed and avarice stretching across two generations.
They survive a kidnapping, a shooting and a determined effort to prevent them from learning of her heritage and keep her from asserting ownership to a vast pre-World War II fortune. The only clue they have is a Medical Paper written by a two doctors on the brain tumor.
They survive a kidnapping, a shooting and a determined effort to prevent them from learning of her heritage and keep her from asserting ownership to a vast pre-World War II fortune. The only clue they have is a Medical Paper written by a two doctors on the brain tumor.
