From bestselling authors Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer comes a new novel about art theft, gunfire, diner food, and the complications of love.
Anna Jones needs art forgeries to fill up her Museum of Art Forgeries and Fakes, so when Nadine Goodnight shows up with a UHaul full of exactly what she needs, she’s sure her problems are solved.
Nate Sadler needs the Museum of Art Forgeries and Fakes to reestablish himself with the FBI, and now he’s working in partnership with Carter Archer, the most practical and effective FBI agent in the Art Task Force, so he’s sure everything is going to work out.
They’re both wrong.
Because with all those forgeries come with a jilted fiancé who wants his girlfriend and her paintings back, a shady confidential informant who has his eyes on the same paintings, several dicey art lovers susceptible to crooked deals, a new and large wild card on the task force team, a beautiful blonde disrupting their leader, and a perplexing relationship of their own that they can’t figure out but cannot give up.
STEALING NADINE: Faking it is a dangerous strategy in art and relationships
