".There is nothing more soporific than a faithful husband, especially when he is yours." Highly recommended.A Paris Affair by Tatiana de Rosnay is a collection of short stories set in Paris and whose central theme is adultery. “Masterly and compelling, it is not something that readers will quickly forget. “De Rosnay’s writing is eloquent and beautiful, and her characterizations are both honest and dead-on.”– Kirkus Reviews SARAH’S KEY Replete with treats, particularly for Paris-lovers-indeed for anyone wedded to a special place.”– Kirkus Reviews, starred review A SECRET KEPT “De Rosnay’s delicacy and the flavor of her beloved Paris are everywhere in this brief but memorable book. Fans of Markus Zusak and loyal de Rosnay readers will enjoy this inspiring and introspective novel, as may anyone intrigued by a peek inside the world of high-stakes publishing.”– Booklist THE HOUSE I LOVED “The author of the incredibly popular SARAH’S KEY (2006) likely drew on her own experiences to flesh out Nicolas’ struggles and triumphs.
“Want a bit of sizzle? This new story collection from the author of the New York Times best-selling Sarah’s Key…and, most recently, THE OTHER STORY, is reputedly hot, hot, hot.”– Library Journal THE OTHER STORY “This is an emotional tour de force and a thoughtful, deliberate examination of personal tragedy and the possibility of redemption.”– Publishers Weekly, starred review A PARIS AFFAIR “In near-future Paris, novelist Clarissa Katsef takes up residence in a new artists’ commune located in a high-tech building that comes with its own artificial-intelligence virtual assistants…De Rosnay’s latest (following THE RAIN WATCHER, 2018) is a fine novel, a thriller that sensitively explores paranoia, grief, and personal redemption.”– Booklistĭon’t miss Tatiana de Rosnay’s other novels: THE RAIN WATCHER Tatiana de Rosnay’s bestselling novels have touched millions, and now she brings us to a near future Paris where a struggling writer living in a modern artist residency has the feeling that she is being watched.
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