About this book
Maybe it's because he's so good with fakes and women and so bad with taxes, but Lovejoy's antiques business is always getting him in trouble with the law. This time it starts with a bureau that he ordered from Scotland. It's supposed to be fake, but when the truck driver is killed and the bureau turns out to have been real, Lovejoy sets out for Scotland to find out what's going on. Soon he's mixed up with the McGunn clan and their beautiful leader, the wheelchair-bound Miss Elaine -- and he's pulling off the biggest scam of his career in The Tartan Sell.
Subjects
Detective and mystery storiesLovejoy (Fictitious character)Antique dealersFictionMystery/SuspenseNew York Times reviewedFiction, mystery & detective, traditionalLovejoy (fictitious character), fictionEngland, fictionAntique dealers, fiction