ASIN: B00G78GUX0
Publisher: Stout City
Pages: 301
Unemployed and frustrated in 1932, Addie Sumner stumbles across a scheme to get rich—or less poor—quickly. If she can just locate a lost painting by renowned but reclusive artist Armstrong Perzie, she’ll be able to sell it for enough profit to make her money problems a distant memory. But once Addie and her friend, Zep Decker, find Perzie and learn of his tragic history, the search for the painting proves to be more challenging—and potentially more rewarding—than either of them had expected. Can Addie and Zep reunite a broken family and give the drunken old artist a renewed will to create, all while making a tidy profit for themselves? Addie Sumner is a witty, fast-paced ride that packs an unexpected emotional wallop.
