Mona Lisa's Secret

Everyone reflects on their life and wishes they may have had a mentor by their side to steer them clear of uncertain perils in the world and help guide them on their journey to success. Mona Lisa Romano was most fortunate, when Dr. Abigail Grant came into her life to stay. But even Abigail would not be able to fathom the unimaginable, unreachable heights that her protege was destined to attain. Mysteriously, the secret to Mona Lisa Romano's triumphs had always been hiding behind the enigmatic smile of the Mona Lisa's portrait created by the genius, Leonardo da Vinci.

In "Mona Lisa's Secret" by Bruce Davidson, the story unfolds amidst the glittering heights of 432 Park Avenue, Manhattan's exclusive address. Tony and Madonna Romano, embroiled in a bitter dispute over the complications of faith, lose control of an argument that culminates tragically under the ominous gaze of a full Moon. Their daughter, Mona Lisa, is thrust into a world of horrific conflict and loss.

In the aftermath, Dr. Abigail Grant becomes Mona Lisa's steadfast support, offering solace amidst New York's elite circles where speculation and expectation runs rampant. Mona Lisa grapples not only with her grief but also with a profound secret linking her fate to the iconic Mona Lisa portrait.

Bruce Davidson intricately weaves Mona Lisa Romano's journey, exploring themes of art, destiny, and personal identity. Against the scrutiny of high society and the allure of Da Vinci's masterpiece, the novel unravels how one tragic night reshapes lives in unexpected ways.

"Mona Lisa's Secret" transcends tragedy, illuminating the enduring power of love and the transformative forces that collectively awakens a triumph of self-discovery.

From the author of "Bear's In Charge," Bruce Davidson, in his novel, "Mona Lisa's Secret," reveals the mystery of the Mona Lisa's smile. Bruce is a graduate of a top-ranking United States university and a U.S. Air Force veteran. He has acted on movie sets and performed Shakespeare on stage.