Bøger af Reba White Williams

Money and murder go hand in glove in the rarefied art world of RESTRIKE. Cousins Coleman and Dinah Greene moved to New York to make their mark on the art world. Coleman is the editor of an arts magazine and Dinah is the owner of a print gallery. But their challenges are mounting as one of Coleman's writers is discovered selling story ideas to a competitor and The Greene Gallery is in the red. When billionaire Heyward Bain announces plans to fund a fine print museum, Coleman is intrigued and plans to get to know Bain. Dinah hopes to sell him enough prints to save her gallery. At the same time, swindlers, attracted by Bain's lavish spending, want to grab his money. When a print dealer dies, Coleman is suspicious, but she can't persuade the NYPD of a connection between the dealer's death and Bain's buying spree. After one of Coleman's editors is killed and Coleman is attacked, the police must acknowledge the connection, and Coleman becomes even more determined to discover the truth about Bain.

Here is the deeply moving and entirely irresistible story that introduces Coleman and Dinah Greene. Set in small-town North Carolina, it tells of orphaned cousins who discover each other and believe that angels are watching them and guiding them through their most important moments. Seven-year-old Dinah has been blessed with a loving grandmother and great aunt. Five-year-old Coleman has not been so lucky. But now that the two have been united the wonders of the world begin to reveal themselves. Touching, thoughtful, and rewarding, ANGELS is a treasure.

Coleman and Dinah Greene are making names for themselves in the art world. Coleman's magazine publishing empire is growing and Dinah's print gallery is gaining traction. In fact, Dinah has just won the contract to select, buy, and hang art in the New York office of the management consultants Davidson, Douglas, Danbury & Weeks - a major coup that will generate The Greene Gallery's first big profits. However, when Dinah goes to DDD&W to begin work, she discovers a corporate culture unlike anything she's ever encountered before. There are suggestions of improprieties everywhere, including missing art worth a fortune. And when two DDD&W staff members are discovered murdered, Dinah and Coleman find themselves swept into the heart of another mystery. Revealing the murderer will be no easy task...but first Dinah needs to clear her own name from the suspect list.

The fellowship at the Art Museum of Great Britain was too good for Dinah to pass up. She never expected that she'd find herself homesick and unhappy. With her husband Jonathan busy opening a London branch of his business and with her cousin Coleman home in New York, struggling to get her second magazine up to speed, Dinah feels very much alone.