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True Colors

by Doris Mortman
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Bestselling author Doris Mortman now takes us into the hearts of two sisters whose destinies will send them into separate worlds of darkness and light, love and hate....

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AuthorDoris Mortman
First published1995
Era1980–1999
PublisherIvy Books
LanguageEnglish
FormatPaperback
ConditionFine
Reference642964-fine

The Story

Bestselling author Doris Mortman now takes us into the hearts of two sisters whose destinies will send them into separate worlds of darkness and light, love and hate. . . . '[TRUE COLORS] HAS IT ALL.' --Cosmopolitan Isabelle de Luna is an ethereal figure as alluring and haunting as her paintings. Her talent will make her legendary. But neither fame nor love can protect her from a killer waiting for her to remember the long-ago night she watched him murder her mother . . . . 'FASCINATING.' --San Jose Mercury News Nina Duran is Isabelle's adopted sister and friend . . . until a shattering secret ignites a fury of hatred against her family. Now one of the nation's most ruthless journalists, she's crafting a sizzling story that will destroy her sister and shoot her own fame into the stratosphere . . . . 'A SWEEPING SAGA.' --The Dayton Daily News A spellbinding novel that sweeps us from the sultry heat of Barcelona to the vibrant sunsets of Santa Fe to the posh galleries of Manhattan, TRUE COLORS is a rich tapestry of character and story, a vivid portrait of two women whose search for passion, revenge, and truth binds them forever. 'Solid writing. . . Who can resist wealth, lechery, scandals, hate crimes, passionate sex scenes and family secrets all rolled into one 500-page novel?' --The Denver Post 'TRUE COLORS takes the reader from Santa Fe to Barcelona and deep into the world of art. . . . The featured cities are brought to life through detailed description and the art world--both its creative and mercantile sides--are delved into in fascinating detail.' --The Dayton Daily News