The King's Ransom: An action-packed sequel to The Recovery Agent (Gabriela Rose) - Softcover

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JANET EVANOVICH has written a staggering forty-seven New York Times bestsellers over the last thirty years. In addition to her #1 New York Times bestselling Stephanie Plum novels and many other popular books, Janet is the author of the New York Times bestselling Recovery Agent series, the Lizzy and Diesel series, the Fox and O'Hare series, the Knight and Moon series, the Alexandra Barnaby novels, and the graphic novel Troublemaker (with her daughter, Alex Evanovich).

Janet has won several major crime fiction awards, including the CWA John Creasey Award, the Dilys Award and the Silver Dagger.

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GABRIELA ROSE, DISCOVERY AGENT EXTRAORDINAIRE, CAN FIND JUST ABOUT ANYTHING . . .

Too bad she can't lose her gorgeous-but-infuriating ex-husband Rafer Jones. And now he needs her help. His cousin, Harley, is in trouble . . . and the always resourceful, usually armed, and sometimes dangerous Gabriela is the only person who can save him.

As the president of a high-flying private bank, Harley invested an astronomical amount of money to insure some of the world's most priceless artefacts, including the Rosetta Stone and an Ancient Egyptian, solid-gold sarcophagus. But recently, these insured pieces have started disappearing. And, worse, there's no paper trail that proves Harley was being directed to make these risky investments. Unless the artwork is recovered, he's going to jail.

To solve the crime and save Harley, Gabriela must find the missing art and the people who took them. From New York to London to Cairo to Italy, she'll encounter corruption, threats, murder, and a cabal of powerful men who have no idea what Gabriela Rose will do when she's on the trail of treasure taken for ransom.

PRAISE FOR JANET EVANOVICH

'No one does it better than Evanovich' LEE CHILD

'Among the great joys of contemporary crime fiction' GQ

'A blast of fresh air' WASHINGTON POST