Medfield Award-Winning Author Releases 5th Novel, "Self Portraits"

Medfield Award-Winning Author Jim Sano Releases 5th Novel, "Self Portrait"

Jim, a thirty-six-year resident of Medfield, has released his fifth novel, Self Portrait, a Father Tom mystery about an art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and, as always, a deeper story about the lives of its characters.

His first four novels, The Father's Son, Gus Busbi, Stolen Blessing, and Van Horn have enjoyed much success, receiving 15 book awards for categories, including Outstanding General Fiction, Adult and Young Adult Christian Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, and Religious Fiction categories, as well as the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval, and he has been featured on several TV, radio, and magazine interviews.

Jim says, "Writing intriguing stories with memorable characters that have resonated with readers and impacted their lives has been both rewarding and humbling. I hope readers enjoy this latest mystery."

Self Portrait summary:

Thieves have struck again at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. the site of the largest unsolved and infamous art heist in history. This time the priceless self-portrait of Rembrandt is stolen. Detective Brooks isn't too happy to have Father Tom back poking his nose into another police case, but the surprising twist and turns and complex lives of the player's involved make for an intriguing and emotional climax.

Some early reviews on Self Portrait:

"Self Portrait is a story of self-forgiveness, self-discovery, self-reflection, and self-acceptance. This story leaves readers contemplating their own humanity and humility, as we watch the characters reveal their deepest fears and their greatest loves in personal quests for goodness and truth. Self Portrait by Jim Sano delivers in every aspect." Mary Jo Thayer, best-selling and award-winning author of Close to the Soul.

"I was hooked from page one. The mark of an outstanding author is drawing readers into a genre they wouldn't normally read. That's exactly what Jim Sano did for me with the latest book in his Fr. Tom series, Self Portrait. Great job! Sano has made me a fan." Award-winning author and journalist Amanda Lauer.

"A memorable story for our times, when terrible events call into question life-long habits, forcing us to look again and consider the world—and ourselves—in a whole new light." A. K. Frailey, Author of historical and science fiction.

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The books are available on Amazon, Amazon Kindle, and Ingram.

To contact or learn more about Jim Sano and his books, check out his website at https://www.jimsano.com/