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The Paris Deception
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Mary Jane Wells
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Bryn Turnbull
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A captivating novel of wartime Paris and the women who risked everything to protect priceless treasures for their country. A beautiful story of love and courage, from the internationally bestselling author of The Woman Before Wallis, perfect for fans of Natasha Lester and Rachel Hore.
EVERY CANVAS HOLDS A SECRET...
PARIS, 1940.
Three years ago, talented art restorer Sophie fled to Paris to escape the horrors of the Nazi regime. But now, with her beloved adoptive city under occupation, Sophie is forced to work at the renowned Jeu de Paume, restoring the art ruthlessly stolen from Jewish families.
Fabienne was a rising star of the glamorous Parisian art scene, until the Nazis put a stop to her craft. Mourning the loss of her husband, she's a shadow of her former self - until her estranged sister-in-law Sophie arrives at her door with a stolen painting in hand.
The two women embark on a treacherous plan: to save stolen artwork by replacing it with skilful forgeries, right under the watchful eyes of the Nazis. But just how long can they sustain their masterful illusion?
©2023 Bryn Turnbull (P)2023 HarperCollins PublishersCommentaires
"A tense and thrilling tale of wartime art thefts, the bond of friendship and lost loves... The two women at the center of the story have the kind of heart, courage and compassion that makes you cheer for them and worry for them in equal measure." (Natasha Lester, New York Times bestselling author of The Paris Secret)
"The Paris Deception deceives, intrigues, and enthrals." (Kate Quinn, bestselling author of The Rose Code)
"The Paris Deception is gripping, dramatic and packed with fascinating detail about the intricacies of art restoration and the theft of great paintings during WW2...about love, trust and heart-stopping bravery." (Jill Mansell, bestselling author of Should I Tell You?)
