Clare O'Donohue è un'autrice celebrata per il suo stile di scrittura unico. Le sue opere sono note per le loro narrazioni avvincenti e i personaggi profondi. Si concentra su temi che risuonano profondamente con i lettori. O'Donohue è apprezzata per la sua capacità di creare storie indimenticabili.
Set in the charming backdrop of a quilting community, this installment of the Someday Quilts Mystery series follows the protagonist as she navigates a tangled web of intrigue and secrets. When a local murder disrupts the peaceful town, she must use her quilting skills and keen intuition to unravel the mystery. The story weaves together themes of friendship, creativity, and the healing power of art, while captivating readers with its blend of suspense and warmth.
Tango and torment await married college professors on an unwanted junket to Argentina Husband and wife college professors Hollis and Finn Larsson think their days as accidental spies are behind them. But, just weeks into a new school year, a mysterious envelope arrives containing two passports. The photos are of Hollis and Finn but the names are Janet and Tim McCabe. Within hours, the couple is forced onto a private plane headed to Argentina, with an Interpol mission to find Irish art thief Declan Murphy and a haphazard plan to get home with their lives, and marriage, intact. As clues take them from the mountainous north through the tango halls of Buenos Aires to the southernmost tip of Tierra del Fuego, they rush to find Declan and escape from the clutches of "the man who doesn't exist."
"Interpol asks married college professors Hollis and Finn Larsson to procure a priceless rare book manuscript abroad. They are soon left with fifty thousand euros and a possible death threat"--