"Like the antiques he restores, master craftsman Bill Sawyer knows that his interesting past could lead to a fragile future. In the autumn of his life, as his body begins to betray his skill, his dwindling days are about to become very interesting. The value of Bills experience has not gone unnoticed, because things of value often attract dangerous attention. But its no use growing old if you dont get artful. There is an old adage in the antiques trade that says 'not all that glistens is gold'. So you better believe that not all that's said to be Elizabethan is old. It might well be have been made yesterday."--Publisher description.