The compelling story of a young woman’s journey to unravel the past and unlock her future.
The compelling story of a young woman’s journey to unravel the past and unlock her future.
About Attribution
A suspenseful tale of a modern heroine who brings a hidden seventeenth century masterpiece to life by upending art history in a desperate journey to save her future and rescue her family from grief.
January 2023
Jan 13: Melbourne Australia via zoom
Jan 17: Point Loma Book Club
Jan 18: Milwaukee WI Book Club
Mission Hills Book Club
Jan 19: Junior League Actives Book Club
Jan 21: San Francisco Book Club
Jan 25: JL Transfers Book Club
La Jolla Book Club
Jan 26: Salida, Colorado Book Club
Jan 28: Sustainers Book Club
February 2023
Feb 7: Denver, Colorado Book Club
La Jolla Book Club
Feb 11: San Diego Museum of Art Book Club
Feb 16: Kukui Ula Kauai Book Club
Feb 23: Connecticut Book Club
March 2023
March 26: Laguna Beach Book Club
April 2023
April 19: ZLAC Rowing Club Crew XII
April 20: Carlsbad Luncheon
April 24: Bankers Hill Book Club
April 25: James River Club- Richmond, VA
April 26: Encinitas Book Club
May 2023
May 10: Palos Verdes Book Club
May 18: Bank Square Bookstore,
June 2023
June 5: Mingei Museum Docents Book Club
June 7: La Jolla Book Club
June 25: Reno Art Museum Book Group
June 26: Reno Book Club
September 2023
Sept. 14: Stanford Book Club
Praise for Attribution
“Desperate for meaning and to fill the hole left by her younger brother's death, an art historian searches for a lost painting-and finds herself. Gorgeously written, and as rapturous as a Van Gogh, Moore's book is a winner."
—Caroline Leavitt, New York Times Bestselling Author of Pictures of You and With or Without You
“Moore’s passion for art, and her deep knowledge of the field, makes Attribution as beautifully rendered as the mysterious painting at the center of its gripping mystery. An engrossing debut about the importance and power of truth.”
—Stacey Swann, author of Good Morning America Book Club Pick Olympus, Texas
"Moore knocked me out with this high concept, arthouse puzzle. I was on my heels the whole time, in the best way, gobbling up the next clue as the book pushes toward an evocative crescendo. A fascinating debut."
—Josh Mohr, Author of Model Citizen: A Memoir
“Attribution is an intriguing art-historical fantasia. I loved reading it!”
—Edward J. Sullivan, Professor of the History of Art, New York University
"Moore delivers a riveting, flawlessly paced plot full of unforgettable characters, satisfying turns, and the complex workings of an art world the author knows intimately. . . . At stake are the reputations of leading historians, the legacy of one of the great master painters, and the brilliance of the women relegated to their shadows—until now."
—Angela Pneuman, award-winning author of Home Remedies and Lay It on My Heart
