Beyond The Frame [ON HOLD]
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  • Reads 475
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 16
  • Time 2h 42m
Ongoing, First published Jan 01, 2017
1924, New York City. Self-restraint takes the backseat, while self-indulgence is on the rise, and naturally, so is thievery. Cade Mueller, self-taught con-artist and adept thief, appeases his refined taste by stealing priceless pieces of art. With art museums, antique shops and lavishly furnished homes all around, there is no shortage of treasures to score.

But then, Cade steals something with more strings attached to it than he could ever imagine.

Led down a road with unexpected allies, intricate webs of deceit, and unknown threats, Cade and his friends have to be more clever than ever to come out on the other side unscathed. Secrets will demand to be revealed, loyalties will be tested, and Cade will be forced to confront a past that he desperately wishes to forget.
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