Hi, this is Libby Owens, and you're listening to the award-winning podcast, Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books.

I'm also the host of Moms Don't Have Time to Lose Weight, and I'm the editor of the anthology,

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Carol Orange is the author of a discerning eye. Carol has worked in the art world for more than 20 years. She began as a

research editor on art books in London and later became an art dealer in Boston. She has an MBA

from Simmons University and worked as a marketing manager at the Polaroid Corporation,

along with concert pianist Virginia Eskin, who played Chopin's music,

she read excerpts from George Sands novels in three salons at the French Library in Boston.

Her short story, Delicious Dates, was included in Warren Adler's 2010 short story anthology.

Another story, Close Call, appeared in the Atherton Review, Volume 2.

A recent article, seven great heist novels recommended by an art dealer, was published in

crime reads. Her debut novel, A Disserting Eye, takes off from the tragic robbery at the Gardner

Museum. It was published by Cavan Bridge Press. Good morning, Zibby.

Good morning.

Thank you so much for having me this morning on your wonderful podcast.

Oh, it's such a thrill to have you after all of our book club discussions to discuss your book.

Well, as you know, this is a very informal podcast so we can just jump in and start discussing a discerning eye. Thank you for sending it and all this great stuff. So,

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