The thought of Number 11 Lark Hill falling silent - a home usually bustling with noise, people and the fragrant smells of something cooking on the Aga - seems impossible. I thoroughly appreciated the lack of drama in her separation from Stuart because it felt so plausible and real. Years ago, Juliet left a little piece of her heart in Paris – and now, separated from her husband and with her children flying the nest, it’s time to get it back! There was no rushed ending and the book was perfectly paced and took me away to the romantic city of Paris and all it's delights and locations with every page, whether a chic boutique, restaurant or even Juliet's accommodation and friends she makes along the way. Every other page is peppered with locations, names of restaurants and cafes, French phrases with or without their translation and the various ways of making your way round the city.

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The authors love for Paris shines in this book, she made me believe I was their experiencing it all with them. Years ago, Juliet left a little piece of her heart in Paris - and now, separated from her husband and with her children flying the nest, it's time to get it back! Before you board on this literary journey : Years ago, Juliet left a little piece of her heart in Paris – and now, separated from her husband and with her children flying the nest, it’s time to get it back! contain no personal information and the data that they do contain are not shared with anyone, or used outside of this site. Obviously there was plenty of romantic love in this story (as well as great friendship) but for me the true love story was the city itself - the architecture, the food, the style…It made me desperate to hop on the Eurostar!It was written so beautifully with so much detail you could really feel the atmosphere of Paris and it felt magical. This time, with Thirty Days in Paris, she brings us a delicious story that kept me hooked until the end. Som Henrys övriga böcker växlar denna mellan dåtid och nutid på ett mycket bra sätt - sakta får vi reda på vad som hände, samtidigt som vi upplever kärleken till staden (och dess mat…) i nutid.

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I received a free copy of, Thirty Days in Paris, by Veronica Henry, from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. The books featured on this site are aimed primarily at readers aged 13 or above and therefore you must be 13 years or over to sign up to our newsletter. Obstacles happen , but you can feel the chemistry between the two lead characters as you are swept along with them as they explore Paris together. As the implications of how her time ended are brought to light, there is a healing and understanding that left me feeling happy.Veronica Henry will use the information you provide on this form to keep you updated on book-related news only. Her first love , that was snatched cruelly away by two very selfish people , one that had me cursing at him for what he did.

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really enjoyed going between both timelines of this book, I loved how much young Juliet embraced the city, she made great friendships and discovered a great love for Paris. It’s fascinating how Juliet’s first person ‘Ingenue’ sections are gradually uncovered with a hint of mystery that leads Judith to her current third person narrative.I was instantly transported to Paris this book which initially starts with an alternating between then and now of Juliet's life when she starts off in her 20s and travels to become an au pair with a French family in Paris and the now where her children have flown the nest and she's split with her husband and wondering were the next part of her life will take her, but wants to spend the next 30 days back in Paris reminiscing and reconnecting to put things right after her last stay in Paris 30 years ago. After her 25 year marriage ended she decided to give herself some time to discover who she is now and who she wants to be. Juliet’s separation and subsequent divorce from her husband are told with real warmth and I was left wishing that all relationships could end so beautifully. I also really enjoyed her in the now, she went back there and took the city by both hands and embraced every single thing she loved about it.