For The Love Of Paris- Abridged

Paris 1945: in a cafe overlooking the Boulevard St. Germain, a Frenchwoman shares her heartbreaking story with an American stranger. As she weaves her story of her enchanted listener, the glamorous world of pre-war Paris gradually unfolds. She comes of age in the city of lights in 1937, embarking upon a series of love affairs and a career as a journalist. Yet as the political climate of Europe begins to shift and the Nazis threaten France, her scathing rhetoric against Hitler places her squarely on the Nazis' radar. When her Jewish husband is arrested and deported, she is forced into a dangerous liaison with a Nazi General, a relationship upon which the fate of the entire city of Paris eventually hinges. For the Love of Paris is an inspiring work of historical fiction about the power of choice, hope and above all, forgiveness.