A Rag, Bone and Hank of Hair Tapa dura - 2000

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"After almost twenty years of doing business on the dodgy side of the trade. Lovejoy is still a love and the joy he brings to his work is undiminished", said a recent review in The New York Times. In his twenty-first caper, mystery fans' favorites antiques dealer faces his biggest challenge ever: not just solving a murder, but also deciphering the knotty mysteries of fatherhood.

In order to find our who's been passing off phony gemstones, Lovejoy needs to trawl the London markets. In between Camden Passage and Portobello, he pays a visit to his old friend Colette and Arthur Goldhorn, but he is in for a dreadful surprise -- the Goldhorn's King's Road shop has been taken over by one Dieter Gluck, a handsome and elegant thug with bad breath. Thanks to him, Colette is on the street, her husband mysteriously dead and her fifteen-year-old son Mortimer's life at risk.... He's a handsome lad, too, with a familiar face and a genius for sensing genuine articles from fake.