Woman on Fire
A Mystery Novel
What's it about
What if a single painting held the key to righting a historic wrong, but finding it could cost you your life? Get ready for a high-stakes hunt for a masterpiece stolen by the Nazis, a piece of art so dangerous it's known only as "Woman on Fire." You'll join a brilliant young journalist and an eccentric art dealer as they race against a ruthless billionaire assassin. Follow the clues from Chicago to Berlin, untangling a web of family secrets, wartime betrayals, and a love story that transcends decades. Discover if they can reclaim the painting and expose the truth before they become another part of its dark history.
Meet the author
Lisa Barr is an award-winning journalist and the bestselling author of three historical fiction novels, including the New York Times bestseller Woman on Fire. Her experience as an editor for publications like The Jerusalem Post and Today’s Chicago Woman gave her a unique lens on power, art, and history. This background, combined with her passion for uncovering lost stories, inspired her to write gripping tales of women reclaiming their narratives against all odds.

What's it about
What if a single painting held the key to righting a historic wrong, but finding it could cost you your life? Get ready for a high-stakes hunt for a masterpiece stolen by the Nazis, a piece of art so dangerous it's known only as "Woman on Fire." You'll join a brilliant young journalist and an eccentric art dealer as they race against a ruthless billionaire assassin. Follow the clues from Chicago to Berlin, untangling a web of family secrets, wartime betrayals, and a love story that transcends decades. Discover if they can reclaim the painting and expose the truth before they become another part of its dark history.
Meet the author
Lisa Barr is an award-winning journalist and the bestselling author of three historical fiction novels, including the New York Times bestseller Woman on Fire. Her experience as an editor for publications like The Jerusalem Post and Today’s Chicago Woman gave her a unique lens on power, art, and history. This background, combined with her passion for uncovering lost stories, inspired her to write gripping tales of women reclaiming their narratives against all odds.
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