The Moreau Connection
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Exquisite forgeries. Espionage. Hidden codes.
Doctor Genevieve Lenard's carefully structured life is thrown into disarray when a brutally beaten stranger collapses on her doorstep. The desperate words he mumbles before slipping into unconsciousness spark a torrent of alarming questions. And as his broken hand relaxes to reveal a bloody item he’d been clutching with the last of his strength, the urgency of this situation heightens exponentially. Genevieve and her team embark on a harrowing journey to uncover the man’s identity and his reasons for showing up at her home. As they peel back the layers of deceit and corruption, they uncover a conspiracy that could unravel a web of secrets reaching the highest echelons of the French government, where trust is a luxury and a single choice could have dire consequences. With every discovery, it becomes evident that the case is far more expansive than they anticipated, posing a real and imminent threat—not only to their lives but also to the lives of thousands of innocent civilians. Genevieve must venture far beyond her comfort zone to unravel the threads of this deadly mystery before it's too late. |
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Short biography of Gustave Moreau:
Gustave Moreau was a prominent French artist (1826 - 1898), who played a crucial role in the Symbolist movement. Known for his visionary and imaginative paintings, Moreau often depicted biblical and mythological themes infused with rich symbolism and emotional depth.
His works, characterised by their intricate details and dreamlike quality, reflect his fascination with the otherworldly and the complexities of human desire. Despite facing criticism during his career, he gained recognition as a significant figure in late 19th-century art, influencing future movements such as Surrealism.
His works, characterised by their intricate details and dreamlike quality, reflect his fascination with the otherworldly and the complexities of human desire. Despite facing criticism during his career, he gained recognition as a significant figure in late 19th-century art, influencing future movements such as Surrealism.
Find out more about the Gustave Moreau: HERE
Gustave Moreau List of works: HERE
Salome in the Garden - Gustave Moreau
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Goddess on the Rocks - Gustave Moreau
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Music mentioned in The Moreau Connection
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Mozart's Violin Sonata No. 22
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Mozart's Symphony No. 38 in D major
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Saint-Saëns’ Organ Symphony No.3
(Phillip's ringtone) |