The Tsunami series
Tsunami Series
Ai and Noah chase stolen art across the world - from Europe to Asia to Arabia, facing organized crime, corruption, and life-or-death stakes. The first three books are listed below and my plan is to continue the series in other amazing and exotic places.
Tsunami Ai and Noah, our protagonist's art detectives track down stolen art in England and Japan and fight organised crime. A fast-paced story of love, death, and justice across two different yet similar cultures. Sharp Eyes With the formation of Ai and Noah's detective agency, 'Sharp Eyes', they take on organised crime in Tibet and China. This nail-biting episode sees our protagonists taken to the very edge. Kidnapping, money laundering, and of course the illegal art trade plunges them into a dark world where trusting the wrong person can be fatal. The corruption goes all the way up to the highest levels of the PRC. Arabian Nights of Art Crime Neither Ai nor Noah has been to Arabia. They must learn fast as 'Sharp Eyes' has been engaged by a Sultan who wants the famous 'The Ghent Altarpiece' (stolen from Belgium) to be found. A famous Lebanese mafia family is rumoured to be behind it. This is their most dangerous assignment yet. If they set a foot wrong in this murky world then a gruesome death awaits their entire family. The stakes have never been higher.
Tsunami
A Great Wave off Kanagawa, is one of the most famous examples of Japanese art in the world. To strike the boats as if it were an enormous monster. One which seems to symbolise the irresistible force of nature and the weakness of human beings.
TSUNAMI
by
Ehrle Howard
Universal Books Collaboration (UBC) Tarka Publishing
‘Before you seek revenge, you should dig two graves, one for yourself…’
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