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    The Wine-Dark Sea
    Lost Art
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Lost Art Series

    Written by Vincent Edward Gadrix

    Narrated by Digital Voice Michelle G

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    About this series

    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    In a world of priceless art, opulent yachts, and oceanic galas, Amanda Edge is more than just an art dealer—she’s an art detective. When a Gustav Klimt masterpiece vanishes, she embarks on a perilous quest that plunges her into Miami's elite art scene and beyond. In her hunt to recover the stolen painting, she joins forces with Daniel, the director overseeing a futuristic underwater habitat, as well as Gabrielle, renowned for her innovative yacht designs.

    Amanda's expertise leads the investigation through the art underworld and its uncharted waters of forgeries and priceless art thefts. Daniel and Gabrielle are haunted by a series of unsettling deaths they suspect are far from accidental. Their specialized maritime knowledge and skills become invaluable as the trio delves deeper into a whirlpool of mystery and danger.

    The trio’s paths become entangled with a secretive individual—known publicly as a philanthropist focused on ocean preservation—but covertly, he may be the mastermind of an illicit art syndicate. As they wade closer to their respective clues, they must navigate a complex tempest of intrigue, deception, and murder. If they fail, unsolved killings will remain a dark secret, and a tidal wave of theft and fraud risks engulfing the art world. 

     Just when they think they're on the cusp of exposing the criminal mastermind and solving their interlocking mysteries, their investigation leads them into the foreboding waters of the Bermuda Triangle. In this treacherous zone, the boundary between the natural and supernatural dissolves, revealing an unfathomable energy that threatens anyone who encroaches upon its waters, rendering all human intentions, noble or nefarious, inconsequential in the face of the abyss.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFictionMetro
    Release dateDec 20, 2023
    The Wine-Dark Sea
    Lost Art

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Lost Art
      Lost Art

      Lost Art

      Vincent Edward Gadrix
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      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In 1969, six masterpieces were stolen from a wealthy art collector. The paintings by Cassatt, Cézanne, Gauguin, Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh were never found. Kit Sedgwick, granddaughter of the victim, recently inherited Witherly Mansion. This is where the theft took place. She hires art dealer Amanda Edge to look into the crime. According to rumors, the paintings were never sold in the illegal market. Amanda's investigation makes those rumors seem more likely, and two art syndicates go after the long-lost art cache. Beyond encountering dangerous criminals, a supernatural entity impedes the investigation. It may be linked to an Abstract painter who lived at Witherly Mansion and was obsessed with the occult. Their only living connection to the theft is an old friend of Kit’s grandfather. But she incessantly discourages Amanda and Kit from continuing the investigation. To solve the case, Amanda must confront two underworlds: one of criminals and the other of ghosts.

      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In 1969, six masterpieces were stolen from a wealthy art collector. The paintings by Cassatt, Cézanne, Gauguin, Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh were never found. Kit Sedgwick, granddaughter of the victim, recently inherited Witherly Mansion. This is where the theft took place. She hires art dealer Amanda Edge to look into the crime. According to rumors, the paintings were never sold in the illegal market. Amanda's investigation makes those rumors seem more likely, and two art syndicates go after the long-lost art cache. Beyond encountering dangerous criminals, a supernatural entity impedes the investigation. It may be linked to an Abstract painter who lived at Witherly Mansion and was obsessed with the occult. Their only living connection to the theft is an old friend of Kit’s grandfather. But she incessantly discourages Amanda and Kit from continuing the investigation. To solve the case, Amanda must confront two underworlds: one of criminals and the other of ghosts.

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      The Wine-Dark Sea
      The Wine-Dark Sea

      The Wine-Dark Sea

      Vincent Edward Gadrix
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      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In a world of priceless art, opulent yachts, and oceanic galas, Amanda Edge is more than just an art dealer—she’s an art detective. When a Gustav Klimt masterpiece vanishes, she embarks on a perilous quest that plunges her into Miami's elite art scene and beyond. In her hunt to recover the stolen painting, she joins forces with Daniel, the director overseeing a futuristic underwater habitat, as well as Gabrielle, renowned for her innovative yacht designs. Amanda's expertise leads the investigation through the art underworld and its uncharted waters of forgeries and priceless art thefts. Daniel and Gabrielle are haunted by a series of unsettling deaths they suspect are far from accidental. Their specialized maritime knowledge and skills become invaluable as the trio delves deeper into a whirlpool of mystery and danger. The trio’s paths become entangled with a secretive individual—known publicly as a philanthropist focused on ocean preservation—but covertly, he may be the mastermind of an illicit art syndicate. As they wade closer to their respective clues, they must navigate a complex tempest of intrigue, deception, and murder. If they fail, unsolved killings will remain a dark secret, and a tidal wave of theft and fraud risks engulfing the art world.   Just when they think they're on the cusp of exposing the criminal mastermind and solving their interlocking mysteries, their investigation leads them into the foreboding waters of the Bermuda Triangle. In this treacherous zone, the boundary between the natural and supernatural dissolves, revealing an unfathomable energy that threatens anyone who encroaches upon its waters, rendering all human intentions, noble or nefarious, inconsequential in the face of the abyss.

      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In a world of priceless art, opulent yachts, and oceanic galas, Amanda Edge is more than just an art dealer—she’s an art detective. When a Gustav Klimt masterpiece vanishes, she embarks on a perilous quest that plunges her into Miami's elite art scene and beyond. In her hunt to recover the stolen painting, she joins forces with Daniel, the director overseeing a futuristic underwater habitat, as well as Gabrielle, renowned for her innovative yacht designs. Amanda's expertise leads the investigation through the art underworld and its uncharted waters of forgeries and priceless art thefts. Daniel and Gabrielle are haunted by a series of unsettling deaths they suspect are far from accidental. Their specialized maritime knowledge and skills become invaluable as the trio delves deeper into a whirlpool of mystery and danger. The trio’s paths become entangled with a secretive individual—known publicly as a philanthropist focused on ocean preservation—but covertly, he may be the mastermind of an illicit art syndicate. As they wade closer to their respective clues, they must navigate a complex tempest of intrigue, deception, and murder. If they fail, unsolved killings will remain a dark secret, and a tidal wave of theft and fraud risks engulfing the art world.   Just when they think they're on the cusp of exposing the criminal mastermind and solving their interlocking mysteries, their investigation leads them into the foreboding waters of the Bermuda Triangle. In this treacherous zone, the boundary between the natural and supernatural dissolves, revealing an unfathomable energy that threatens anyone who encroaches upon its waters, rendering all human intentions, noble or nefarious, inconsequential in the face of the abyss.

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