Framed To Die: She Planned The Perfect Crime. Someone Better.

One masterpiece. Two deaths. A lie that won't stay buried. When Vincent van Gogh's The Labyrinth burned in a mysterious gallery fire, the world mourned a masterpiece. But behind the locked doors of a prestigious London museum, the truth was replaced with something cleaner. A flawless forgery. And the only man who could expose it was silenced. Years later, Leo is back. An expert art restorer with a haunted past, he walks into the museum carrying a canvas that shouldn't exist. He knows the masterpiece on the wall is a lie. The moment he proves it, everything unravels. A violent heist tears through the gallery. The only person Leo trusts, his fiancée Sienna, vanishes overnight. And The Labyrinth becomes the most dangerous thing to possess. But Sienna's disappearance is no accident. She's spent two years weaving the perfect trap, luring Leo to London under the guise of love while plotting to seize the painting and bury the only man who knows its secret. With cartel debt crushing her and a murder contract already placed on Leo's head, her escape plan is elegant, brutal, and absolute. Leo isn't chasing the truth anymore. He's running for his life. A shadowy thief called "The Nazi" declares war on London's museums. The Portrait of a Lady arrives under impossible security, then disappears into smoke and mirrors. Inspector Victor Sterling hunts a ghost through a city built on deception, where every witness is silenced and every frame holds a forgery. Now Leo is caught between people who want him dead, and people who want what he has. >Why is everyone behind this painting? In a world of perfect fakes, the deadliest traps are the ones you never see coming. A psychological art-heist thriller where every masterpiece has a price, every lover has a secret, and the frame is always wider than the canvas.

Pages: 252, Paperback, Independently published