Lara Siscar, a well-known journalist for TVE, proves she is just as skilled with a pen as she is on camera. Her prose is described as "enveloping and delicate," perfect for a story set in the halls of the world’s most famous museum.

The book dives into the real-world history of Courbet’s "cursed" painting, which traveled from Paris to Budapest and was even rescued from Nazi looting.

The structure makes it a "fast read," often ending chapters with cliffhangers that make it hard to put down. Where to Find the eBook (EPUB)

A mysterious cellist who visits the museum daily to gaze at Courbet's work.

What happens when your daily routine involves walking among the world's greatest masterpieces? For Diana, the protagonist of Lara Siscar’s debut novel, the Louvre isn't just a museum—it’s a confidant.

A security guard at the Louvre who has fallen into a routine of whispering her life's details to the statues and paintings.

A woman whose life is inextricably linked to the original model of the painting through a long-lost diary.