Lost and Found - by Jayne Ann Krentz (Paperback)

About the Book

Cady Biggs's knowledge of art and antiques is useful to Mack Easton and his low-profile company, Lost and Found, to find missing treasures for high-paying clients. A sudden tragedy puts Cady in charge of her family's prestigious art and antiques gallery. Strange developments soon lead Cady to ask for help from Mack. Instead of tracking down missing masterpieces, they'll be hunting for a killer.

Book Synopsis

The author of Smoke in Mirrors and Soft Focus presents a sexy, irresistible story of two people searching for secrets--and finding each other...

Cady Briggs is useful to Mack Easton. Her expertise in art and antiques helps his low-profile company, Lost and Found, find missing treasures for high-paying clients. But Cady knows that being useful to a client is one thing--and being used is another. So no matter how alluring she finds Mack, she plans to keep business and pleasure entirely separate.

But then a sudden tragedy puts Cady in charge of Chatelaine's, her family's prestigious art and antiques gallery. Suddenly the roles are reversed, as strange developments at Chatelaine's lead Cady to ask for help from none other than Mack Easton. And instead of tracking down missing masterpieces together, they'll be hunting for a killer...

Review Quotes

"This is romantic suspense at its most enjoyable."--Library Journal

"It's no wonder that [Jayne Ann Krentz's] novels consistently hit bestseller lists."--Publishers Weekly

"A compelling mystery laced with an equally compelling romance."--Newark Star-Ledger

"Renowned by fans and critics for years for her powerful romantic suspense novels, Jayne Ann Krentz will satisfy her toughest reader with her newest entry, Lost and Found."--Midwest Book Review

About the Author

Jayne Ann Krentz is the author of more than fifty New York Times bestsellers. She has written contemporary romantic suspense novels under that name, as well as futuristic and historical romance novels under the pseudonyms Jayne Castle and Amanda Quick, respectively. There are more than 35 million copies of her books in print.