by Timothy C Kelly
(Missouri City, Texas)
For as long as you live....
Art thief LJ disobeys the boss' orders to keep a low profile 20 hours before an elaborately planned heist of a French masterpiece painting. Drinks at an underground happy hour party leads to an argument and the shooting of Raymond "safe cracker" the key player in the multi-million dollar scheme. A wounded LJ seeks refuge from the vengeful boss and his crew in a rented room of a quaint secluded house on the outskirts of the city.
The house also becomes a haven for Tanya, on the run from an abusive boyfriend. Despite the threat of death, LJ and Tanya briefly find love and comfort in each other in the hours leading up to a confrontation and a secret hidden in the walls on the house.
A french masterpiece painting. Art thieves with a master plan. Fat bags of cash in the forecast. A murder within the crew. Refuge. A mysterious house. LJ, the art thief and Tanya, an abused runaway, find love before discovering secrets hidden behind the walls of the house.
Submitted Fri Nov 16 06:19:57 2012 EST
By: Timothy C Kelly,
Missouri City, Texas
keltmt9@aol.com
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