A cunning game of deceit leads to a final art forgery, the theft of prized artworks from a Copenhagen collector, an assassination in the Basilica of Santa Croce and a young woman's refusal to live her life in fear."Chameleon continues the scandalous tale of art and deception...a fast-paced thriller that gives the reader a first class seat from which to view the author's well drawn characters...Attention to detail brings to life the people, cities and landscapes ... a masterful mystery that uncovers the ends to which individuals will go to own beauty." - Peter Petschauer, author of In the Face of Evil: The Sustenance of Tradition"Capehart has given us another compelling story with elements of art, art history and, of course, the evil activities of the 'Chameleon'. A good read, certain to engage and satisfy...you will love the ending." -Bob Bondi, author of The Yellow Box"Chameleon is an automatic page turner. with plots and subplots, and something new around every corner. Capehart's artistic use of the language and his understanding of what makes a story flow are crowd pleasers. Be sure not to miss this new novel." -Nina Jo Moore, Professor of Communication, Appalachian State University