The agency of the ancient lost & found omnibus
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"Book one. "Can a painting hold a secret safe in plain sight across seven centuries? The murder of the last member of an old Venetian family peels back the rug on a shocking truth that draws art historian and textile expert Phoebe McCabe into the fray. What she sees in the missing symbology will shake the foundations of religious and cultural assumptions across two continents and point the way to a priceless hoard. It's a secret potent enough to pitch rival factions against the Agency of te Ancient Lost & Found while destroying history as collateral damage along the way"--Publisher's description."--,(source of summary not specified)

"Book two. "Lisbon 2020: a pair of forensic archeologists discover a strange skull buried with the original occupant inside a fifteenth-century tomb. That same night, one archeologist is murdered and the skull stolen, leaving the surviving archeologist to dispatch a plea for help. Enter Phoebe McCabe and the Agency of the Ancient Lost and Found, now assigned to help a headless client become reunited with his skull. Yet, why would anyone steal a centuries-old cranium in the first place?"--Publisher's description."--,(source of summary not specified)

"Book three. "Florence, Italy 1996: a young archeologist follows a hunch that compels her to knock down a wall and retrieve a hidden sketch by the reknown Renaissance master Botticelli. But before she can alert the authorities and claim the find, the sketch is stolen leaving her standing in the rubble of a ruined life. Three decades later, the drive for retribution brings this woman to Phoebe McCabe's door. The sketch may have been a study for a secret portrait, she claims, and she has enough clues to point the way to its location"--Publisher's description."--,(source of summary not specified)