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    The Opportunity

    By Robert Cort

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    Ian Caxton is a senior manager at Sotheby's. After successful career moves to Sotheby's branches in New York and Hong Kong, Ian is now based in London and earmarked for the top position.  However, following a chance meeting with Andrei, a very rich Russian art dealer based in Monaco, Ian suddenly reassesses all his plans and ambitions. Even his marriage is under threat. The Opportunity charts the tumultuous life and career of Ian Caxton as he navigates the underbelly of the art world, one of serious wealth, heart-stopping adventure and a dark side. The big question is, will Ian take The Opportunity? And if he does, what will the consequences be, not only for him, but also for his wife and colleagues?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClink Street Publishing
    Release dateJul 29, 2021
    ISBN9781913962807
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    Robert Cort

    This is the fifth novel in the Ian Caxton thriller series by the writer Robert Cort.

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