NCIS special agent-turned private eye Vance Devane handles sensitive matters for clients of Devane & Associates Asset Management. When a cantankerous widow’s Stradivarius is stolen, Vance must recover the filched fiddle without hitting a sour note.
Sensitive Matters
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NCIS special agent-turned private eye Vance Devane handles sensitive matters for clients of Devane & Associates Asset Management. When a cantankerous widow’s Stradivarius is stolen, Vance must recover the filched fiddle without hitting a sour note.
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