Secrets of Paris: Library Edition

from rphalliburton

This is an Early Reviewer book. Lydie and her husband, Michael, go to Paris for a year. Michael is an architect who will work on an information center in the Louvre. He hopes the year in the "City of Lights" will help Lydie recover from her father's suicide. Lydie develops a deep friendship with ...

from dbhutch

This book is about the marriage and friendships of Lydie McBride on her years journey in Paris while her husband Micheal is working on a project at the Louvre. This year comes after Lydie's father has murdered his lover and killed himself and Lydie is not in a good place which risks her marriage ...

from skrishna

I'm a fan of Luanne Rice, so when I heard an older novel of hers was being rereleased in trade paperback, I was very curious. I eagerly picked up Secrets of Paris and let myself be swept into the story. Lydie is an interesting, if frustrating, character. She is barely awake at the beginning of th...

from Kwidhalm

This is the very first Luanne Rice novel that I have read but I should clarify that I probably wouldn't have picked this book up if I didn't acquire it from the Early Reviewers Program. With that said, I thought the book was just okay. This was not a book that I could sit and read in one sitting ...

from JoHalas

I enjoy Luanne Rice's books and her insights into women. The main character,Lydie, in Secrets of Paris is a character I can relate to. Luanne Rice's emphasis on friendship and love makes for an easy and enjoyable read yet gives you pause to think about your own life. Things work out like in many ...