The Paris Wife
Paula McLain, 2011
A journey through the vibrant, often chaotic 1920s Paris, tracing the impossible life of an aspiring writer caught between an icon and a fragile dream.
Paula McLain
Paula McLain, who wrote this book, grew up in a family of expatriates, giving her firsthand insight into the transient, high-stakes lifestyle of the 'lost generation.'
Feels like passion, love and identity.
The quiet, brutal truth that sustains any relationship is merely belief.
People belong to each other only as long as they both believe. He stopped believing. Books by Paula McLain
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