Benjamin Franklin and a case of artful murder
first published 1994 St. Martin's Press, 1994 264 pages
In 18th Century London, Lady Shenstone has had her diamond stolen and is desperate to retrieve it before her husband finds out. She turns to American agent Benjamin Franklin to investigate. At first he thinks it seems to be a case of thievery, but it turns grim when he's drawn into the world of art connoisseurs, secret lovers, mysterious engravings and murder.
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