The Blue Bath

In Mary Waters-Sayer's The Blue Bath, Kat Lind, an American living in London, discovers her own face in a gallery exhibition, revealing a past love affair with artist Daniel Blake that has never truly ended. As she becomes increasingly captivated by her portraits and Daniel's reappearance in London, the story explores the intertwining of love, art, and secrets across glamorous and intimate settings. The novel delves into the powerful consequences of beauty and the unforeseen costs that come with revealing one's true self.