Toulouse For Death: Book Three in the Sharon O'Mara Chronicles

by Gregory C Randall

Overview

A Toulouse Lautrec painting stolen by the Nazis, a dying friend's wish, and old evils return to the twenty first century . . .

The author Gregory C. Randall takes you on an international thrill ride to chase down the thief and find the rightful owners of the paintings.

Facilitator Sharon O'Mara, takes on her biggest job, returning five Impressionist paintings to their rightful owners - a family that doesn't even know they exist. Meanwhile, in South America, one Nazi war survivor, watches the news report of this reunion and has only one thought - where is the key he lost to the secret location of greatest stolen treasure from World War II.
Sharon O'Mara, with her friends, quickly learn that there is more to this simple return of the paintings. Sharon and Kevin Bryan go to Paris from San Francisco hoping to find the answers. However, evil is lurking in the vineyards of Napa Valley, terror is rising in Argentina, and no one is who they appear to be. Will the key to the treasure be found? Will the paintings be returned to their pre-war owners? Will Sharon and her friends survive a night of unmitigated terror?
This is Book Three in this action-adventure-thriller series, The Sharon O'Mara Chronicles, Toulouse for Death.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780982837696
Publisher:	Windsor Hill Publishing
Publication date:	01/18/2013
Series:	The Chronicles of Sharon O'Mara , #3
Pages:	242
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.55(d)

About the Author

Gregory C. Randall, Midwesterner by birth, Californian by choice, has lived in the same town as Sharon O'Mara for over twenty years. Old enough to be her father, he is enjoying the chance to share her life with our readers and fans. Greg also enjoys many of the same pursuits and activities Sharon does, but that only make sense, they have a lot in common other than the red hair and dress thing. Greg continues to work on the continuing chronicles of Sharon O'Mara and she is excited to be part of his family.