When precious artifacts go missing at the Museum of Medieval Art in Edinburgh, Sandra Robertson, a newly hired curator, is immediately under suspicion. But, when she's asked to help find out who's involved, Sandra ignores her attraction to Neil McDonnell, art crimes investigator assigned to the case, and gets to work. After a priceless 16th Century tapestry goes missing, what will they risk to recover the missing artifacts, stop the thefts, and find out who's behind a series of mysterious deaths? Beth Camp blends historical fiction with romantic suspense as she takes readers on a journey from a small medieval museum troubled by theft into the dangerous world of art crime. Readers have called her trilogy Standing Stones set in 1840's Scotland, "beguiling and unforgettable."
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I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, attending some 8 high schools from Seattle to Phoenix. That pattern continued as I worked my way through college -- as a hospital admitting clerk, an international banker, and a social policy analyst, among many other jobs. After earning my master's degree, I taught writing, technical writing, and humanities at Linn-Benton Community College in Oregon and served as Department Chair there.
At first, Allen, my husband, and I traveled each summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. A sabbatical in 2004 led me to research the humanities in Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, and Spain, spending a month in each country. My publishing career began with editing and then writing textbooks while teaching. When I retired, I began writing historical fiction. The Seventh Tapestry marks my first romantic suspense. I now live in Washington State, close to grandkids and family – and still ready to travel with husband, camera, and laptop at a moment’s notice.
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