Mikala Flynn is a teenage army brat who’s drifting through life after having been forced to relocate from Florida to New York City to live with her grandmother. She’s fighting demons of her past and struggling to deal with the murder of her military officer father, who was killed during a home invasion. While at a sleepover, Flynn spots an objet d’art that looks strikingly like a priceless family heirloom made by Flynn’s great-grandfather during World War II and was later stolen when her father was killed. Flynn must juggle her desperate desire to get her hands on the off-limits artifact with the deeply imbedded sense of integrity and honor her father instilled in her. Can she find out if it’s the missing heirloom without getting busted elbow-deep in the art-filled cookie jar? The next morning, a certain Tuesday in 2001, changes absolutely everything. Welcome to the Evolution of an Art Thief. Book four of The Law Game brings us a classic caper where the hero has to be the bad guy in order to be the good guy. Themes: art · Art Thief · lesbian · coming of age