Dali Summer (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798994026731)

Nothing is more important to prim colorblind Dolors Posa than family and living down the same of her illegitimate birth, but when the sudden onset of fantastical visions threaten her sterling reputation, she must search for answers before the inhabitants of the tiny village of Cadeques brand her as demente--crazy like her mother. In a quest to stop her hallucinations, she befriends a beautiful, intoxicating fortune teller and her handsome anarchist brother, as well as becoming a reluctant muse to a thirteen-year-old Salvador Dali. In a summer that changes everything, Dolors must choose between her family's reputation and a life filled with adventures, friendship and rapturous color, and the possibility of love. .

Set against the political upheaval of 1917 Spain, Dali Summer captures the fierce spirit of catalonia, the generosity and stubbornness of it's people and the blossoming promise of a woman who thought life was bland and empty and had long ago passed her by.

For readers who loved The Paris Daughter, The Museum of Extraordinary Things, and stories where art, magic, and history collide.