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By (author) Marron, Lynda

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When her husband suggests a romantic break, Claire feels obliged to say yes but immediately regrets it. and an old woman from Dijon, hoping to be braver than she has ever had to be before.

When their lives briefly intertwine, something extraordinary happens…

When her husband suggests a romantic break, Claire feels obliged to say yes but immediately regrets it. After the tragedy they”ve been through, how can one weekend in Paris save their marriage?

Claire and Ronan aren”t the only people on a make-or-break visit to the City of Love. There is a big-shot movie producer from Hollywood, full of regret for a life ill-lived; a student from Boston, torn between love and duty; a Ukrainian refugee struggling to protect her little sister; and an old woman from Dijon, hoping to be braver than she has ever had to be before.

When their lives briefly intertwine, something extraordinary happens…

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”A story of love, loss and redemption in one of the world”s most iconic cities”

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”Frankly, it is wonderful”

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”A fresh new voice in Irish fiction, a story peopled with original and well-drawn characters and imbued with a delightful Parisienne flavour”

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”Last Chance in Paris is a vividly written confection which transports you to a weekend in Paris. Four unconnected people are each on the cusp of something new in the City of Light, and gradually their lives intersect in the most satisfying way”

Biographical note:

Lynda Marron grew up in a small town called Prosperous in County Kildare. She moved to Cork when she was nine and lives there still. She studied science at University College Cork and holds a master”s degree in microbiology.
She likes stories about long-held love, friendship, and second chances. When she isn”t writing or reading, you”ll find her in the garden.
Instagram @sultanabun

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A funny, moving, above all life-affirming story of a make-or-
break trip to Paris by an Irish couple following a tragedy.

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Launches a fresh new voice in Irish commercial fiction.

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For fans of Sinead Moriarty, Cathy Kelly, Sheila O”Flanagan, Jojo Moyes, Jenny Colgan, Sophie Kinsella.

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First of a two-book deal.