The Devil's Tune by Iain Duncan Smith

by Iain Duncan Smith

John Grande, a struggling London art dealer, is thrown what he thinks is a lifeline when he is given the opportunity of handling a collection of rare masters, housed in a villa above the cliffs of Positano in Italy. There, on the beach, he briefly encounters Laura Buckley, the glamorous producer of New York's most prestigious TV news programme, Neither could know that their lives were to become linked in a terrifying web of intrigue and deceit. Set on both sides of the Atlantic, Iain Duncan Smith's debut novel is an ingenious fast-paced thriller with an intriguing cast of characters reaching the highest level of office. All are being controlled and manipulated by a powerful, evil man seeking revenge for incidents reaching back to World War Two, involving art thefts, possible Nazi collaboration and murder... his actions prove to be explosive.

Hardcover

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Rupert Dreyfus]

I can't wait to read this infamous crock of shit by one of the UK's biggest benefit cheats, and then write a storming review about it. Out of all the Tories; Iain Duncan Shipman is the most loathsome.

Hypocritical scumbag.