Nightshade by Nora Roberts

Nightshade by Nora Roberts

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Nightshade by Nora Roberts

A lean, taut novel about an artist--a painter--at the height of her career; about the art world; about love, fidelity, fame, betrayal and the prices paid in the quest for art for art's sake.

Eve Laing, celebrated artist, once the muse of legendary painter and monstre sacr Florian Kis, is a photorealist painter of flowers at the peak of her career, with her work in international galleries and museums. Now Eve is embarking on her most ambitious work to date--seven enormous, elaborate panels depicting the world's deadliest plants. In psychic preparation, she has taken a wrecking ball to her opulent life, jettisoning her marriage for a beautiful young lover, a drifter half her age, who seems to share her single-minded artistic vision.

As the novel opens, Eve is on a late-night walk through London. Eve makes her way through the city and reflects on her life, the choices she has made, and their repercussions, summoning up her wild art college days in London; her New York years as a tyro artist; her vicious rivalry with her college roommate, now a celebrated figure on the international conceptual art scene. With a growing sense of dread, Eve weighs what's been gained and what's been lost in pursuit of her art as Nightshade moves to its dark, shocking end.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780786282203
ISBN 10 0786282207
Titel Nightshade
Autor Nora Roberts
Serie Thorndike Americana
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Thorndike Press
Erscheinungsjahr 2006-01-31
Seitenanzahl 325
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