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What does an art gallery and chocolate have in common? The answer lies in a new museum mystery novel Theft By Chocolate by author Luba Lesychyn.


Enjoy a glass of wine and readings from Theft By Chocolate in the unique setting of a downtown Toronto art gallery. While surrounded by inspiring avant garde art, listen to chapters set in a Toronto art gallery and learn about the real-life experiences and back story that led to the writing of Theft By Chocolate in a special interview accompanying the readings.

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VISIT Luba’s website at www.chocolativore.com

Theft By Chocolate: a sassy museum mystery about a woman looking for chocolate, love and an international art thief in all the wrong places. 

Chocolate addict Kalena Boyko wasn’t prepared for this. Heading to work at Canada’s largest museum as an administrator, she hoped for quiet and uninterrupted access to her secret chocolate stash. Instead she’s assigned to manage the high-profile Treasures of the Maya exhibition with her loathed former boss, Richard Pritchard.

With no warning, her life is capsized and propelled into warp speed as she stumbles across an insider plot that could jeopardize the exhibit and the reputation of the museum.

After hearing about a recent botched theft at the museum and an unsolved jewel heist in the past from security guard and amateur sleuth Marco Zeffirelli, Kalena becomes suspicious of Richard and is convinced he’s planning to sabotage the Treasures of the Maya exhibition.

Her suspicions, and the appearance of the mysterious but charming Geoffrey Ogden from the London office, don’t help her concentration. The Treasures of the Maya seems cursed as problem after problem arises, including the disappearance of the world’s oldest piece of chocolate, the signature object in the exhibit.

Theft By Chocolate is inspired by a real-life and never-solved heist at a Canadian museum in the 1980s.