A Theft So Clean: A Baron Artson Novel
Paperback
Series: Baron Artson Mysteries, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 21 2026
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A THEFT SO CLEAN
A Baron Artson Thriller
She discovered the lie. Now the lie wants her dead.
London, 1924. Dr. Camille Fournier spots a fatal flaw in a thirty-five-million-pound masterpiece-a painting the British elite have bet their entire fortunes on.
When her colleagues start meeting with accidents, she realizes the truth: the men behind the fraud won't let a stubborn academic ruin them. They'll bury the evidence, and anyone who knows where to look.
Her only hope is Baron Rafael Artson, a forensic auditor with a mind like a scalpel and a dangerous disregard for his own safety. Together with his formidable partner, James Barlow, Artson must pull Camille out of the crosshairs and race to Paris-where the ghost of a starving artist holds the key to the conspiracy.
But the Grey Coats are already on their trail. And in a theft this clean, the only way to survive is to get your hands dirty.
A gripping historical thriller for fans of Philip Kerr and Charles Finch.
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