I Scream

Art Spotlight Mystery #3

by Deb Brammer

Jordan Axtell can’t believe it. Out of all his students’ paintings on display at Maple Tree Art Center, a prominent art critic focuses on one by Destiny. CJ Fogelquist labels this six-year-old student’s painting “a masterpiece of contemporary art.” His review is great publicity for Destiny, but why does she need publicity when she just finished kindergarten? Jordan would kill (almost) for that kind of publicity to help him build his own art career enough to support a wife and family. One solid endorsement from an art expert like CJ would push his career to a new level, but the critic wastes it on a kid! When Destiny’s work goes viral, Jordan agrees to become her agent. As her success spirals out of control, Jordan tries to market artwork he doesn’t believe in. Her success triggers immediate challenges and Jordan is forced to choose between living by his art ideals and protecting his young client. When the controversy about Destiny’s art becomes lethal, can Jordan and his over-looked fiancée find the killer and protect the future of their new little friend?

252 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 19, 2017

About the author

Deb Brammer is the author of ten fiction books, one memoir and a Bible study book, as well as a variety of ministry resources. The New Beginnings series features her three most recent novels. She and her husband have served as church planting missionaries since 1978. They served 16 years in Taiwan and have served since 1998 in Invercargill, New Zealand.
Deb Brammer used the pen name Dillon Forbes as she authored the book Careful Enough?
Deb offers many free ministry resources on her website. This includes ESL Bible studies, church programs, and puppet scripts, which have been tested in her ministries.

Reviews

[Donna · Rating 4 out of 5]

I Scream this book is good!

This third book is good but I didn't like it as well as the first or second ones in this series. That could be because I read it quickly and already knew the authors style from the first two. It didn't cause me to question myself and my motivation like the first two did but again I read it quickly and didn't spend as much time reflecting on it. I would recommend the book to anyone who enjoys a good mystery with many elements to ponder.

[Wilani Wahl · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was such an awesome read. It was difficult to put down. The suspense and twists and turns kept the story going and whats not to love about a precious little girl in the story. I loved the spiritual thread running throughout the story. I will want to read more from this author,