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4 · 224 pages · First published 1996
The monastery of San Giovanni on Rome's Aventine hill has few treasures - only a painting doubtfully attributed to Caravaggio. So Flavia di Stefano, of Rome's art police, is surprised to receive a tip-off that a raid is being planned on the building.
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FictionPolice in fictionFlavia Di Stefano (Fictitious character)PoliceArt thefts in fictionJonathan Argyll (Fictitious character)Policewomen in fictionArt theftsPolicewomenArt historiansArt historians in fictionItaly in fictionDetective and mystery storiesMystery fictionFiction, mystery & detective, women sleuthsRome (italy), fictionDi stefano, flavia (fictitious character), fictionArgyll, jonathan (fictitious character), fictionItaly, fictionRome, fiction
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