CHAPTER TWENTY
If there was one thing Daniel had learned from this fascinating, frustrating woman, was that he should trust her instincts.
Daniel had suspected the guy was hiding something too. He had figured Christensen knew Ramon-Diaz’s artifact had been stolen and was worried about covering his a*s in front of the feds. But the possibility that he knew the location of the fourth piece was far juicier.
Made sense too. He was the world’s expert on this obscure topic, perhaps the only expert now that Ramon-Diaz was dead. While Christensen said he had only made passing references to it in his work, anyone trawling through the literature for information on musical healing in the ancient Greek world would have come across these references and guessed his interest. The Spaniard might not ha
