I Remember Paris

'No one does real life like Lucy Diamond' Veronica Henry

There's nowhere quite like Paris, as journalist and single mum Jess Bright knows all too well. She's never forgotten the love, friendship and freedom she enjoyed there in her twenties. So when she's offered a writing job in the city one summer, she leaps at the chance.

Her subject is the iconic artist Adelaide Fox, whose personal life has always been steeped in scandal and intrigue. Now approaching eighty, she's ready to tell her side of the story - and serve up some scalding-hot revenge in the process.

Amidst a stormy working relationship, Jess and Adelaide must face up to their pasts. As passionate affairs, terrible betrayals and life-changing secrets surface, there may be more surprises in store than either of them dared imagine . . .

Set in the city of love, with two unforgettable protagonists, I Remember Paris is a gloriously life-affirming novel about second chances, unlikely friendships and finding your way back to yourself.

READERS LOVE LUCY DIAMOND

'I love all of Lucy's books' 5 reader review

'Lucy writes with such warmth and sympathy' 5 reader review

'Pure escapism' 5 reader review

'So uplifting' 5 reader review

'I can't put Lucy's books down' 5* reader review

A warm, extremely likeable, romantic book with plenty of substance and a lovely dog. I enjoyed it SO much Marian Keyes
With glorious characters and a dreamy setting, I couldn't have loved this book more The Sun
What a joy! Escapist, romantic and a little bit scandalous, this is Lucy Diamond at her page-turning best. A glorious Parisian adventure Veronica Henry
This book shows how the past can impact on the present. It is intriguing and its setting is a joy in itself. I loved it! Katie Fforde
As multi-layered, rich and enjoyable as a giant mille-feuille. You will adore it Milly Johnson
There are few things more enjoyable than sitting down with a Lucy Diamond novel. Her stories of family, friendship and life are heartfelt and escapist Woman & Home
Just the antidote for bleak February days, with its uplifting story about second chances and friendship, all set in the magical city of Paris The Gloss
This heartwarming novel is a romantic read with a delightful ending Candis
[A] gem of a novel. At once escapist, romantic and scandalous The Sunday Post
Escapist, thoughtful My Weekly
A heartfelt and escapist read Woman's Weekly
An escapist adventure to lose yourself in Best
Heartfelt and escapist Woman

Lucy Diamond grew up in Nottingham and has lived in Leeds, London, Oxford and Brighton. She now lives in Bath with her family. Lucy is the Sunday Times bestselling author of eighteen novels including The Beach Cafe and Anything Could Happen. I Remember Paris is her nineteenth novel.

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