Night Watch
Night Watch by Alastair MacNeill is a thrilling novel published by Fontana/Collins in 1990, featuring 320 pages in English. The story revolves around the theft of the renowned painting, Rembrandt’s ‘Night Watch,’ which is replaced with a counterfeit during its tour of art galleries. As the situation escalates, UNACO is called to investigate the forgery and uncover the whereabouts of the original artwork.
Readers will follow agents Mike Graham, C.W. Whitlock, and Sabrina Carver as they embark on a high-stakes mission filled with action and suspense. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Rio de Janeiro during Carnival, where the agents must navigate a web of intrigue to locate the original painting, now hidden in a private collection. This edition captures the essence of espionage and crime, immersing readers in a world of technological deception and mystery.
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Someone has stolen the world’s most famous painting and replaced it with a fake. When the mission looks impossible, the world calls upon UNACO.
After lengthy negotiations the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam agrees to send its priceless Rembrandt, ‘Night Watch’, on a tour of the world’s art galleries. Security is intensive. Even so, when the painting arrives in New York it is discovered to be a fake.
UNACO is immediately called into action. Agents Mike Graham, C.W. Whitlock and Sabrina Carver must find out who is responsible for the brilliant forgery and, most important, who now has the original in his private collection.
Speed and secrecy are vital. The hunt leads them to Rio de Janeiro at Carnival time, where their quarry is secure in his mountain fortress, high above the sea…
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