Moonlight Over Paris, (Paperback)

from lauriebrown54

It's 1923, and Helena Parr- Lady Helena Montagu-Douglas-Parr- has recovered from a serious illness that the doctors didn't think she would survive. She has also survived having her 5 year long engagement broken by her fiancé so he could marry someone else, and London society has frozen her out. N...

from hfineisen

If you like Historical Fiction with a light love story then this is for you. I am personally interested in art and the Lost Generation so the cameos of Sara and Gerald Murphy, the Hemingways, the Fitzgeralds, Djunna Barnes, Alice B. Toklas and Gertrude Stein, just to name a few, appealed to me gr...

from gypsysmom

I've enjoyed Robson's other historical novels but this one set in Paris during the 1920s seemed a little too formulaic. Still it was an entertaining listen and Jane Copland does a good job of narration. Lady Helena is an upperclass British woman. Her fiance dumped her after the end of WWI and hig...

from Smits

Fluff really. I kept waiting for something to happen. The heroine Helena is vapid. Her hands are always shaking. The obstacle between her and Sam is that he's wealthy. ( so is she). In this novel it appears to be a shameful thing. I don't get it. What I did like is the descriptions of Paris.

from etxgardener

I'm pretty much a sucker for any book set in Paris, but this is just a piece of preposterous trash.Lady Helena Montague-Douglas-Parr has been unlucky in love and then suffered a near fatal illness. So when her aunt invites her to come and stay at her home in France she goes off to study art in Pa...