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Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Artistic Pursuits by Andrew Grey

 Artistic Pursuits by Andrew Grey - 202 pages


Timothy finds a "treasure" left to him in his grandfather's house -- a sack of gold coins from the 1930s.  Included in this sack is a double eagle gold coin that has supposedly never been given out by the American government.  Timothy enlists the help of lawyer Joiner to fight the government and keep the coin his grandfather left to him.

This was an interesting book.  I enjoyed it.  The only issue I had was a character that had been abused seemed to shake off that abuse a little too quickly.

Saturday, September 12, 2020

Legal Artistry by Andrew Grey

 Legal Artistry by Andrew Grey - 230 pages


Dieter is shocked when he discovers that he is the actual owner of several masterpieces.  Unfortunately, a museum in Austria houses these paintings and claims them as theirs.  With the help of lawyer Gerald, Dieter sues the museum to retrieve the artwork stolen from his great-grandfather by the Nazis.

I enjoyed this book about retrieving stolen artwork.  The legal side of it was fascinating.  The personal story was also interesting.