Antiques


The Goldfinch
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Looking for Me
The Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder (Antique Hunter’s, #1)
Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: Seeking History and Hidden Gems in Flea-Market America
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Sparknotes Literature Guides)
Deadly Appraisal (Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery, #2)
The Apple Orchard (Bella Vista Chronicles, #1)
The Last Devil to Die (Thursday Murder Club, #4)
Consigned to Death (Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery #1)
Hidden Riches
Stealing with Style (Sterling Glass, #1)
The Little Shop of Found Things (Found Things, #1)
A Fatal Appraisal (Antiques & Collectibles Mysteries, #2)
A Killer Collection (Antiques & Collectibles Mysteries, #1)
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Jonathan Gash
The risks in antiques fraud are relative. Other criminals risk the absolute. You've never heard of a fraudster involved in a shoot-out, of the "Come and get me, copper!" sort. Or of some con artist needing helicopter gunships to bring him. No, we subtle-mongers do it with the smile, the promise, the hint. And we have one great ally: greed. And make no mistake. Greed is everywhere, like weather. ...more
Jonathan Gash, The Great California Game

Tim Pratt
You ask for happiness, Ms. Stuart. Certainly, that’s what everyone wants–Aristotle said happiness is the ultimate goal of all people, and that the desire for wealth and fame and power are all just paths to happiness. And yet…happiness…it’s a bit abstract, isn’t it? As the front door says, I deal in antiquities and tangibles. Which is not to say I can’t cope with more aspirational requests–if you asked for the aforementioned wealth or power, or for youth, or beauty, or inspiration, I have items t ...more
Tim Pratt, Antiquities and Tangibles and Other Stories

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