At Phelps Hall, the Sodality of St. Dismas is in a quadray…and so is Maggie Fletcher. An expert in iconology, Maggie was sent to Phelps Hall to appraise an icon of St. Dismas, the good thief, which was reported missing. When she arrives, both Maggie and canon lawyer Dr. Thomas are confused when the icon supposedly stolen has been replace with a painting that has all the hallmarks of a previously unknown Vermeer. With her boss to the right, a developer to the left, and a Vatican investigator behind, Maggie has to sort through the facts to unravel this tangled weave.
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ABOUT Erica Obey
There are three places you can find Erica Obey when she isn’t writing: Pottering in her garden; out on the trail, looking for birds; or taking Trivia Night far too seriously at a local establishment. She is the author of The Brooklyn North Murder, the first full-length Watson & Doyle mystery, as well as five other novels set in the Hudson Valley, including the award-winning The Curse of the Braddock Brides. Erica is the Past President of the MWA-NY chapter, and a frequent reviewer and judge. She holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature and published academic work on female folklorists before she decided she’d rather be writing the stories herself.
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