The Colors of Fire

Overview

February 1927 marks the funeral of Marcel Péricourt, Paris's most influential banker. His daughter, Madeleine, is thrust into leadership of the vast financial empire as its new heiress. However, her world unravels when her son, Paul, makes a shocking and tragic decision that jeopardizes everything. As Madeleine grapples with the weight of her inheritance and the potential downfall of her family's legacy, she must navigate the treacherous waters of power, loyalty, and heartbreak in a society that demands much from its women.