Publisher's Synopsis
Christies Unmasked is a really sensational story about the disclosure of the biggest London auction house Christies financial machinations. The story started from the unique Persian carpet, which, as a real state of the art, attracted such an intensity of emotions that the reader hadn't ever dreamed of. All of a sudden, the author found himself among the group of charlatans of international scale, craving to get his precious carpet into their grabby hands, but unwilling to reveal the real price of the carpet to his owner. However, our hero didn't loose himself and decided to find out everything himself. The book describes Otabeks adventures in London, the story of his love, his defeated hopes, and big disappointment in those people whom he entrusted his treasure in the beginning of his story. In his search for the truth, he had to travel around half of the world, and finally found out the real price of his carpet, thus showing up the charlatans in their true colours. However, the price which the author had to pay for the truth was too high: while he wandered around the world, his Princess got too tired of waiting and married another man? Well, such things happen from time to time and we never know who of these two men turned out to be the luckiest, after all. Our Otabek decided that such turn of events is not a reason yet to drop down his head and in a short while created his own corporation called Muboraks, named after his might-have-been Princess. At the same time, he started to work on his book, where he wrote about all his adventures. The book absolutely honestly describes all the events, saving real names, dates and facts. Its a captivating story where several genres interweave with each other in a fancy way: adventures give place to a real detective and gradually turn into a sad story of unshared love. The book grabs readers attention at once, and, having started, you just cant stop reading until you find yourself at the end of the book. Obviously, the book is destined to be a best-seller, because as early as it is, before even being presented to the public, it evoked such a great interest from the people all over the world.
