Painted Ladies

Painted Ladies is the 39th Spenser novel by Robert B. Parker, a hardboiled crime classic. When a renowned painting is stolen from the Hammond Museum, Spenser is hired to recover it, only to be drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving art forgery, a ruthless fixer, and a deadly plot that threatens everyone involved. Alongside his partner Renée and his niece Tess, Spenser must navigate a world of deception and violence to uncover the truth behind the theft. Gritty, tense, and expertly plotted, Painted Ladies is a quintessential Parker crime novel.