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A review by ljbentley27
The Light of Paris by Eleanor Brown
4.0
The Light of Paris is a story told during two eras. We have modern day America and 1920s Paris as our two protagonists Madeleine and her grandmother Margie try to navigate adulthood with lives that seemingly parallel each other. Madeleine is stuck in a loveless marriage of convenience. Her whole life is dictated by her bully of a husband: her lack of job, lack of friends, lack of hobbies. Even her weight is controlled by him. Margie faced a similar fate when she was young and knew it was almost a guarantee if she didn’t break free of the confines of debutant life.
Both women have been given the opportunity to change their fate…and they take it.
The Light of Paris is a story of freedom.
I loved this story. I loved how quickly I became invested in the lives of these two women and how you feel desperate for Madeleine to learn from Margie’s mistakes/choices that made her life better. As a bit of a Francophile, I loved Eleanor Brown’s ability to capture the amazing setting of Paris.
The Light of Paris was a big winner for me.
The Light of Paris by Eleanor Brown is available now.
Both women have been given the opportunity to change their fate…and they take it.
The Light of Paris is a story of freedom.
I loved this story. I loved how quickly I became invested in the lives of these two women and how you feel desperate for Madeleine to learn from Margie’s mistakes/choices that made her life better. As a bit of a Francophile, I loved Eleanor Brown’s ability to capture the amazing setting of Paris.
The Light of Paris was a big winner for me.
The Light of Paris by Eleanor Brown is available now.