Angels of the Flood

Angels of the Flood

by JoannaHines (Author)

Synopsis

Florence 1966: the most beautiful city on earth was devastated by a terrible flood. No tourists, no cars, just a sea of oily mud. The young volunteers from overseas who came to rescue the buildings, paintings and sculptures, became known as the 'Angels of the Flood'. Kate Holland was one of these angels, until the hideous death of her friend Francesca forced her back to England with a vow never to return. Now, for the first time in thirty years, Kate is drawn to Italy again. Someone has sent her a priceless Italian painting ...but it has been crudely tampered with. What is the mysterious message at its heart? Her trail leads Kate back to Francesca's family home ...a family whose dark secrets are as abundant as their lavish works of art. And when she meets Francesca's younger sister again, Kate's life is suddenly in danger.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 352
Edition: New
Publisher: Pocket Books
Published: 01 Aug 2005

ISBN 10: 0743468724
ISBN 13: 9780743468725

Author Bio
Joanna Hines was born in London. She read history at Somerville College, Oxford, then studied at the LSE. She divides her time between London and Cornwall, and is the author of, among others, IMPROVISING CARLA and SURFACE TENSION.