It is 1983, and the skyrocketing prices of photographic artworks are causing scholars and speculators to rediscover many forgotten artists. Much to the chagrin of art student Janice Gibson, one of these artists is J.W. Wheeler, who dropped out of sight after her grandmother divorced him for infidelity in 1946. Janice goes in search of Wheeler. When she finds him, she discovers that the picture her mother and grandmother provided is accurate.But sometimes, what goes on outside the picture can make a big difference … This is a well-paced novel that includes photographic history, art markets, and relationship study fit for a gallery showing. -Jill E. Bemis, Next Generation Indie Book Awards JudgeCategory Winner and Category Finalist, Next Generation Indie Book AwardsCategory Finalist, Eric Hoffer Book Award