Alexandra Stewart thought she was born to be a spy. Her eidetic memory, the adrenalin rush, and the calling to help people was in her blood. But after her latest mission in Paris and her confrontation with a terrorist, Alex begins to question her role working for The Company, a secret spy organization that exists in the basement of Brown University.
 When the CIA asks for her assistance on a mission only she has the ability to complete, Alex agrees to travel to Mexico City as an exchange student at an elite art school, leaving behind her comatose brother and her handler who has risked everything to keep her safe and would do anything to be with her. In an attempt to prove to herself where she belongs, Alex throws herself into the mission, only to discover that her training may not be enough. As her perspective changes, she begins to realize that her memory isn't a canvas of realistic paint strokes, but an impressionistic landscape influenced by her own emotions. Scaling buildings and discovering secrets may not be as hard as finding her own heart. And the enemy she is fighting against could be the one person closest to her.

Memory of Monet

Robin M. King

Deseret Book Distributors

Alexandra Stewart doesn't just walk down memory lane, she lives on it. Her eidetic memory records and plays back her experiences, DVD style. It's great when she aces a test, but not so great when she topples over a cute guy. Talk about an endless loop of humiliation. When her Russian professor gives her an impossible puzzle, Alex discovers he has a secret - one that will catapult her into a life of cryptic codes and covert missions. Of course, conducting secret ops would be easier if she weren't trying to impress her handsome new running partner. As if love weren't hard enough already, now Alex is trying to find it while dodging bullets and going undercover. One thing is for certain, whatever happens will be forever etched into her memory. And some things are better left forgotten.

Remembrandt

Walnut Springs Press

Alexandra Stewart s eidetic memory won t let her forget anything, ever. And finally she has a life worth remembering a Spanish tutor who gives perfecto a new name, a roommate that could double as her sister, and a special role in a spy organization with secret headquarters at Brown University. When Alex s colleague Daly returns from a covert mission in Moscow, he is accompanied by a man she hoped she would never see again. He claims he can bring back to her a loved one she d thought was gone forever. But the price he demands could be impossible to pay: Alex must find and retrieve a stolen Van Gogh painting. From Barcelona to Paris, Alex and Daly s friendship is stretched as they uncover a truth neither one of them saw coming. Alex s unusual gift may help her protect the people she cares about, but will her choices compromise everything else that matters to her?

Van Gogh Gone

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Books by Robin M. King

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Memory of Monet

Remembrandt

Van Gogh Gone