A review by p4chen
Last Twilight in Paris by Pam Jenoff

4.5

A well written, beautifully descriptive novel with a fresh perspective on this period in history. Highlighting the circumstances people faced that they could have never anticipated - how they found the strength they didn’t know they possessed to carry on and to survive. 

The interweaving of the timelines was so well crafted and the pacing was consistent throughout the novel. 

Clearly informed by thorough research - the mysterious link to the necklace as a foundation for the narrative, the real-life connection to the furniture store Levitan and to Edith Piaf made this story even more compelling and captivating. A fascinating and engaging read. 

A story of desperation, betrayal, loss and sorrow, but also of resilience and of hope.