From Publishers Weekly
"Acclaimed Canadian mystery writer Engel presents another winner about disarmingly honest Benny Cooperman, private investigator of Grantham, Ontario," observed PW . Here Cooperman investigates a number of prominent citizens who borrowed paintings from the late art dealer Arthur Tallon.
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Book Description
Benny Cooperman, Grantham's soft-boiled private eye, finds himself mixed up in the art world. More out of water a fish can't get. After all, Benny only heard of Picasso last year, and now he's hot on the trail of some missing paintings by Wallace Lamb--a trail that leads him to some of Grantham's illustrious elite who buy, trade, and sometimes steal pictures. As this private eye soon learns, art can lead to murder--Benny's own client is found dead and the shoes peeking under the curtains at the scene of the crime belong to Benny!
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