Woman On The Wall

Cover of Woman On The Wall by Robin Rivers
Author: Robin Rivers
Year: 2022
Language: en
Pages: 394
ISBN-13: 9781778135729
Dimensions:
Height: 229 mm
Length: 152 mm
Width: 25 mm
Weight: 576 g
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Woman On The Wall by Robin Rivers is a historical fantasy novel published by Robin Marie Rivers on September 6, 2022. This edition spans 394 pages and is presented in English. The narrative intertwines the lives of two women across different time periods, focusing on Dr. Marie Guerrant, a paleographer returning to post-World War II Paris, and Aesmeh de la Rose, a prophetess in 1519. As Marie seeks to reclaim the Mona Lisa and find her daughter, she uncovers a secret tied to the ancient Sibylline Order, while Aesmeh must navigate her own challenges to protect the future of her matriarchy.

Readers will find a rich exploration of themes such as power, control, and the resilience of women in the face of adversity. The story delves into the historical backdrop of World War II and the Renaissance, blending elements of romance and thrill with a fantastical twist. As both women confront their destinies, the narrative reveals the significance of ancient feminine powers and the lengths they will go to reclaim their identities and protect what they hold dear. This compelling tale offers a unique perspective on history and the enduring strength of women.


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Finalist, 2023 Sunshine Coast Writers and Editors Society Book Awards For BC

For 500 years, the once powerful order of the Sibylline has kept the identity of its future prophetess hidden in the most famous painting in the world. Amid the chaos of post-World War II France, one woman discovers their ancient secret and its ability to transform a fragmented world.

Paris & Amboise, 1945.

A brilliant, devoted, and driven paleographer …

After 480 days as a Nazi political prisoner, Dr. Marie Guerrant returns to Paris to repatriate the Mona Lisa and find her daughter. When a British Colonel arrives claiming he needs her French Resistance connections to find the lost painting, which she helped hide seven years earlier, distrust is high. Tipped off about her daughter’s involvement and the Colonel’s obsessive belief that the Mona Lisa contains the identity of a modern-day Sibyl prophetess, Marie must risk her life to save her daughter and the masterpiece from men consumed by controlling destiny.

Amboise & Fontevraud, 1519.

A brave, bold, and potent prophetess …

On the eve of rising as the Sibyl of Amboise, Aesmeh de la Rose must rely on her visions to find Leonardo da Vinci after he and the Mona Lisa disappear from his workshop at Clos Lucé. The precious painting and its creator cannot be lost or the ancient Sibylline Order faces extermination after more than 1000 years of rebuilding their powerful matriarchy. Torn between duty and love, Aesmeh must tap into an ancient alchemy in a race to keep the Order safe. But, an unspeakable betrayal forces her to make an unfathomable choice to secure the future of the Sibylline.

This rich alternate history binds two women beyond time, each fighting to restore sight to a world blinded by the power and control of men. The fate of the world rests on their courage to reclaim the ancient feminine powers of the Sibylline. Woman on the Wall is a sweeping fantastical tale of intrigue and hope for us all.

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “Woman On The Wall” by Robin Rivers. Synopsis preview: Finalist, 2023 Sunshine Coast Writers and Editors Society Book Awards For BC For 500 years, the once powerful order of the Sibylline has kept the identity of its future prophetess hidden in the most famous painting in th…
Who is the author of “Woman On The Wall”?
“Woman On The Wall” is credited to Robin Rivers.
When was “Woman On The Wall” published?
Publisher: Robin Marie Rivers. Year: 2022.
What is the ISBN for “Woman On The Wall”?
ISBN-13: 9781778135729.
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
Language: en. Pages: 394.

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