Description

What happens when you've made all the right moves but ended up in the wrong place?

At forty-one, Darla Clarke has mastered the art of having it all-almost. Her career as a high-powered project manager in Boulder is picture-perfect, but the frame feels increasingly empty. When a friend's sudden death shatters her carefully controlled world, Darla wonders - has she been playing it too safe?

Armed with an unexpected inheritance and a ticket to Europe, Darla trades safe spreadsheets for sketchbooks. When she lands in sun-drenched Lisbon, all her perfect planning goes awry. She meets André, a fearless young rock climber who teaches her that the most beautiful views come after the scariest climbs.

Their white-hot romance ignites against the backdrop of Lisbon's cobblestone streets and Portugal's gorgeous beaches, bringing Darla alive in ways she never knew possible. She rediscovers the artist she abandoned for practicality and her life blooms in full color. But her next stop is Paris, and she's learning that the hardest part of living boldly isn't the leap-it's deciding whether to fly or return to solid ground.

Her Lisbon Colors is a sensual, life-affirming novel about the art of beginning again. This unforgettable story reminds us that it's never too late to paint your life in the bold strokes you've always dreamed of. Fans of books by Rebecca Serle and Emily Henry will enjoy going along on this adventure with Darla.