Elizabeth Bowen

As a young boy waits in Paris for the mother he has never met, the circumstances surrounding his birth are revealed in the story of a brief and passionate love affair between a rich English girl and a Jewish banker. Reprint. 12,500 first printing.

The House in Paris

Jim Hagan

On trains, on boats, in letters, in memory.

Sarah Escorsa

I seem to be having a hard time every time I try to read a book from the 1001 list... This one was no exception unfortunately:( I didn't like Bowen's writing at all and really struggled to finish the book.

The House in Paris

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