An arson attack on the home of a journalist seems motiveless, then Inspector John Bright discovers the reporter was having an affair, that his ex-wife had links to the drug trade and that he had been close to publishing articles exposing police corruption.

Revenge

Maureen O'Brien

Little,Brown & Company

Unauthorised Departure

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Little, Brown Book Group

Actress Liza Drew was loved by everyone--friends, family, her lover, Paul, and her oldest friend Millie hale who has the horrible luck to discover Liza's mutilated corpse. ironically, upon Liza's death, Millie's and Paul's careers take center stage. Millie finds herself accepting the great parts Liza had been offered, the attention from the press, the accolades. There are, unfortunately, too few clues to Liza's untimely death, thus challenging inspector John Bright to solve a nearly perfect crime. Who killed Liza? A deranged fan? Her lover? Her jealous mother? Her best friend? Then Bright discovers there's more than one way to upstage a clever killer...

Close-up on Death

Worldwide Library

Headline Book Publishing

Magna Large Print Books

Every Step You Take

Time Warner Paperbacks*

This is beautifully designed book looks at a close circle of artists and intellectuals portrayed by Edgar Degas in the late summer of 1885. On the heels of Ludovic Halevy's election to the Academie Francaise, Degas joined his close friend's family for a holiday on the Normandy coast. Inspired by group photographs, he staged an eccentric portrait composed of Halevy and his son, Daniel, young painters Jacques-Emil Blanch, Henri Gervex, and Walter Sickert, and an elusive man of taste, Albert Boulanger-Cave. Four essays examine the creation of the enigmatic portrait and narrate the intense and conflicting friendships it embodied. Maureen C.O'Brien presents the portrait as a performance of friendship: Jane Roberts explores Jacques Emil-Blanche's lifelong attachment to Dieppe: Anna Gruetzner Robins addresses the presence of British painter Walter Sickert: Linda Catano analyzes the physical construction of the large pastel portrait and its place in Degas's technical development of this medium. Aproximately 95 illustration - 55 which are color, 14 photographs

Edgar Degas: Six Friends at Dieppe

jane-roberts

Anna Gruetzner Robins

Linda Catano

Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design

A talented actress, Lisa Drew seemed to have no enemies; yet when she is found murdered in an empty house in north London, Inspector Bright questions the motives of her mother, her lover and her best friend.

Close-Up on Death. Maureen O'Brien

Arcturus Publishing

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