Book of Hours

A Mikky dos Santos Thriller (book 2)
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An ancient manuscript. A dangerous betrayal. A woman who must learn to trust—or die trying.

Art forger Mikky dos Santos has everything she’s ever wanted—talent, independence, love, and a second chance at life. After a near-fatal accident, she’s rebuilt her strength through kitesurfing along the sunlit coast of Málaga, guided by the handsome nurse she fell for during her recovery.

But when an old—and dangerous—friend tracks her down with a request to authenticate a medieval prayer book, a priceless Book of Hours, Mikky is pulled back into the deadly world she swore she’d left behind.

Soon she’s entangled in a web of art smugglers, stolen relics, and deadly deception stretching across Spain, Belgium, and England. Everyone wants the book—and someone will kill to possess it.

To survive, Mikky must navigate a labyrinth of lies and learn to trust again. But in a game where everyone has a secret, who can she believe?

Set against the glittering backdrop of Málaga, Bruges, and Canterbury, The Book of Hours Secret is a fast-paced, international art thriller filled with danger, romance, and a heroine you’ll never forget.

⭐ Perfect for fans of: Estelle Ryan, Laura Morelli, Donna Leon, CJ Lyons, Carmen Amato

Smart, stylish, and suspenseful — a gripping art-world mystery where trust is the ultimate masterpiece.

★★★★★ “First class thriller. Original and impossible to put down!”

★★★★★ “This series keeps getting better! Exotic locales, murder, intrigue, betrayal, family drama… so much going on but spun beautifully into a tale with teeth. Follow along the journeys of our heroes in facing personal demons, betrayals and their pasts…”

★★★★★ “An exciting adventure with many twist a turns that keep you wondering what is next. Many surprises wait for you as it ends.”

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