The Bosphorus Affair by Eleanor Vance

She crossed a continent to repair other people's beautiful, broken things. She never imagined she would become one of them.

At forty-five, Eleanor Hartley is the finest art conservator no one looks at twice. Her marriage has gone silent, her daughter has flown, and the most tender thing in her life is the brushwork of painters who died three hundred years ago.

So when a commission takes her to Istanbul, four months alone in a crumbling mansion on the Bosphorus, she goes hungry for something she cannot name. His name is Adem Varol, and he looks at Eleanor as though she is the only woman who has ever walked into a room.

But the most valuable thing Adem deals in is belief. And Eleanor is not the first woman to give him hers.

For readers of Jojo Moyes, Lucy Foley and Kristin Hannah. Includes a Reading Group Guide.