Bibliograph

Survival is a dying art, an Angus Green novel, Neil S. Plakcy

Type

Label

Survival is a dying art, an Angus Green novel, Neil S. Plakcy

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Survival is a dying art

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Neil S. Plakcy

Series statement

An Angus Green novel

Sub title

an Angus Green novel

Summary

Special Agent Angus Green is still in his twenties, and his red hair and good looks often make people underestimate him, but he's a smart, fearless cop who believes in the FBI motto: Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. Fort Lauderdale retiree Frank Sena is working with pawn shop owner Jesse Venable to retrieve a painting stolen from Frank's uncle, a gay Venetian killed during the Holocaust. Angus volunteers to help Frank, and discovers Venable is the subject of a task force looking into smuggling immigrants out of war-torn countries in the Middle East. Angus, who knows nothing about art and speaks no Italian, may be in over his head as he is assigned to befriend, and ultimately betray, Venable. But with the help of his Italian-speaking brother and his art-loving boyfriend, he may be able not only to retrieve the painting, but solve a smuggling case and potentially save thousands of lives. The investigation will take him from the sun-drenched rooftops of Venice to a private yacht speeding down Fort Lauderdale's New River. Along the way, he'll learn the true meaning of survival

Target audience

adult

Classification