Fugitive Colors
Fugitive Colors
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2013
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
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Mystery & Crime Fiction•
Jewish LiteratureParis, France • 1930s
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Arts & Culture•
World History2013
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
Fugitive Colors by Lisa Barr is a historical fiction novel set during the tumultuous art scene of 1930s Europe. It follows a gifted artist who leaves behind personal struggles and betrayal to embark on a journey of artistic expression amid World War II's challenges. Key themes include passion, sacrifice, and the impact of art during conflict.
Dark
Mysterious
Emotional
Suspenseful
Challenging
Reviews & Readership
3,465 ratings
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Review Roundup
Fugitive Colors by Lisa Barr is celebrated for its vivid narrative and detailed depiction of the art world amid WWII. Positive insights highlight its gripping plot and strong character development, immersing readers in a tale of passion and betrayal. However, some critics note occasional pacing issues and predictability. Overall, it offers a compelling historical and artistic exploration.
Who Should Read Fugitive Colors?
A reader who enjoys The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah or The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure would appreciate Fugitive Colors by Lisa Barr. This novel attracts fans of historical fiction that blends art, intrigue, and the complex narratives of World War II, with strong character development and emotional depth.
3,465 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
400
Novel • Fiction
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Mystery & Crime Fiction•
Jewish LiteratureParis, France • 1930s
•
Arts & Culture•
World History2013
Adult
18+ years
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