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SYNOPSIS:
Ivy, an elegant, but troubled gallery owner,
inherits a cache of ancient African funerary posts from her
father. They carry a terrible secret known only to herself
which is slowly destroying her.
The discovery of the stolen
art is the key to unlocking Ivy's neatly packaged life and
the memory of her father's murderous past. While Ivy battles
to forget her disturbing history, her colleagues from the
art world learn that the poles are worth millions, and a rising
firestorm of greed and lust rages as everyone chases the money
they will bring.
Ivy's reputation, her career, her sanity, depends on
concealing the secret that her father was a war criminal.
The poles have the blood of innocents on them. How could the
daughter possess them and yet be free of stain? |
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