House of Dreams

The narrative centers on Varian Fry, a remarkable figure often referred to as "the artists' Schindler." It chronicles his daring efforts to save thousands of Europe's most talented artists and intellectuals from the clutches of death during World War II. The novel highlights themes of courage, sacrifice, and the power of art in the face of tyranny, providing a poignant exploration of Fry's impact on culture and humanity during a dark chapter in history.