Judith Rashleigh has made it. Living in luxury amidst the splendours of Venice, she's finally enjoying the life she killed for. But someone knows what Judith's done. Judith can only save herself by finding a priceless painting - unfortunately, one that she's convinced doesn't even exist. And she's not the only one seeking it. This time, Judith isn't in control. Outflanked and out-thought, outrun and outgunned, she faces an enemy more ruthless and more powerful than she ever imagined. And if she doesn't win, she dies.
Now I have to admit that having not read the first novel Maestra, I didn't know what to expect and I am well aware that the first novel was extremely popular, however I have to be honest it didn't really float my boat.
It was good in some parts, I really enjoyed the thriller parts and some of it was defiantly on the edge of your seat, however there were some parts I didn't really enjoy.
If you enjoyed the first novel I think that you will enjoy the second.
Now I have to admit that having not read the first novel Maestra, I didn't know what to expect and I am well aware that the first novel was extremely popular, however I have to be honest it didn't really float my boat.
It was good in some parts, I really enjoyed the thriller parts and some of it was defiantly on the edge of your seat, however there were some parts I didn't really enjoy.
If you enjoyed the first novel I think that you will enjoy the second.