When a priceless 16th-century tapestry vanishes from the Museum of Medieval Art in Edinburgh, newly hired curator Sandra Robertson finds herself under suspicion — and in grave danger.
Asked to help uncover the truth, Sandra reluctantly teams up with Neil McDonnell, the dashing Scotland Yard art crimes investigator, and together they navigate a web of illicit trade, institutional secrets, and mounting threats.
As bodies turn up and the thefts escalate, Sandra must decide how far she will go to protect the artifacts she loves and the people she’s come to trust.
Blending rich historical detail with taut romantic suspense, The Seventh Tapestry takes readers into the world of art crime: detective work that depends as much on provenance records and patchy inventories as it does on instincts and courage. Fans of atmospheric mysteries and historical intrigue will be drawn into the labyrinthine streets of Edinburgh, the hush of museum galleries, and the pulse of a partnership that may become something more.
The Seventh Tapestry is perfect for readers who love art history, clever whodunits, and a slow-burning romantic arc that raises the stakes at every turn.
JUST A NOTE: This first time I saw the six famous tapestries, woven in the 1500's and dubbed The Lady and the Unicorn, in the Musée de Cluny (National Museum of the Middle Ages) in Paris, France, I was hooked. Why couldn't there be a seventh tapestry?
And that led to The Seventh Tapestry. This story brings together art, history, and the people who protect our past — and explores the crossroads where passion and peril meet.
If you haven't read my story yet, why not discover The Seventh Tapestry, a gripping art-crimes mystery set in Edinburgh. Follow curator Sandra Robertson and investigator Neil McDonnell as they chase stolen medieval artifacts, face deadly threats, and uncover shocking secrets.
And, let me know what you think!
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