Vincent’s Sunflowers

★★★★★ 'Every chapter felt like a painting brought to life. The descriptions of Van Gogh’s sunflowers glow with the same vibrancy as the real masterpiece, and the characters are unforgettable. This is a story about connection, survival, and hope that lingers long after the final page.' Sometimes, even in war, light finds a way to survive. An extraordinary masterpiece. A world torn by darkness. And the lives forever changed by a field of gold.From the golden hues of Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers in a small studio in Arles to the hushed attic of a Jewish family during World War II, to a modern gallery in Tokyo, this sweeping historical fiction explores the enduring power of art to connect, inspire, and heal.In 1888, Vincent van Gogh pours his fragile hope and fiery passion into Sunflowers, a hymn to life and light, even as his personal struggles threaten to consume him.In 1942, Jakob Rosenfeld, a Jewish art dealer in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, risks everything to hide the painting, turning his family’s attic into a sanctuary for beauty in a time of terror.In present-day Tokyo, curator Hana Mori uncovers the painting’s incredible journey, revealing the sacrifices of those who protected it and the secrets it holds for future generations.Interwoven with historical and personal stories, Vincent’s Sunflowers: A Tale of Love, Light and Legacy is a heart-stirring novel about resilience, hope, and the unbreakable bonds that art forges across time and humanity. Perfect for fans of Susan Vreeland and Kristin Hannah, this unforgettable tale will leave you inspired to find light, even in the darkest moments.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Cassandra Gaisford is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning author and artist celebrated for her ability to weave art, history, and emotion into her captivating novels. With a background in psychology, interior architecture and a deep passion for painting, Cassandra brings the world of art to life on the page, blending meticulous research with her personal creative experiences.Her art-related novels invite readers to explore the transformative power of creativity, often delving into the lives of iconic artists or the hidden stories behind their works. Fans of her fiction praise her for richly textured narratives, vibrant characters, and her talent for transporting readers to breathtakingly vivid settings, from Renaissance ateliers to modern-day art studios.