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The Art of Death: Does Art Really Imitate Life?
- Narrated by: Ariel Royce, Christopher Rourke
- Length: 2 hrs and 52 mins
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The Art of Death: Does Art Really Imitate Life?
Narrated by:
Ariel Royce, Christopher Rourke
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Publisher's Summary
They say imitation is the best form of flattery, but Elizabeth Adams finds that hard to believe when a copycat artist arrives in her small town and begins to create real-life versions of her paintings. The problem is, Elizabeth is a dark artist, creating paintings that depict women in various causes of death. Not only that but she’s also plagued by nightmares which indicate that this is not the first time it has happened in her life. Will Elizabeth find the killer artist and clear her name, or will she be the murderer’s final muse?
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