The Girl in the Painting
Ansel Bray, an artist known around the world for his tragic hiatus from the canvas. Ansel Bray, a broody, handsome man not known by me, at all. Long dark hair, blue eyes, and dimpled cheeks. I've never met her, but her image is imprinted in my mind. An angel muse who inspires me to paint again...
- Pages
- 286
- First published
- May 21, 2019
- Language
- English
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Finished March 24, 2025
Ansel Bray is an artist who has lost his eyesight and now has no idea what to do with his life. When he's told about a possibility for a transplant, he tries not to get his hopes up, but he is excited about the chance to paint again. When he's told about a donor, he realizes it is a bittersweet moment. After finally getting his eyesight back, he has been obsessively painting this woman and has no idea why, until one day he meets the girl in the painting... Like all other Max Monrow books, I really enjoyed this one. It was different from what I'm used to with them, but it was still a great story with a bit of depth.