Wyatt is once again exploring his options. A bank would be great or maybe a cash truck. But should he really get involved with brazen young idiots and meth heads for that? His desperation isn't quite that great, especially since a broker in Queensland has offered him a one-man job. A Flemish painting from the 16th century—seized by the Nazis during World War II—has surfaced in the resort town of Noosa, in the sweltering heat of the Sunshine Coast, in the home of a pedophile, and an Israeli client is offering a lot of money for it. This is exactly to Wyatt's liking, as he can plan the heist on his own. In this new Wyatt novel, Disher once again demonstrates his knack for atmosphere and for creating characters that feel alive and authentic, right down to the very last minor character.