The Paris Sister (The Three Fry Sisters, Book 2)

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Three sisters separated by distance but bound by love
The Fry sisters enter the Roaring Twenties forever changed by their experiences during the Great War. Now, as each of their lives unfold in different corners of the globe, they come to realise that the most important bond is that of family.

Desperate to save the man she loves, Etta leaves behind the life she has made for herself in Capri and enters the decadent world of Parisian society with all its secrets and scandals.

Celies new life on the Canadian prairies brings mixed blessings a daughter to adore, but a husband who isnt the man who holds her heart.

In Egypt, Jessies world is forever changed by a devastating loss.

And back in London where each of their adventures began their mother Christina watches as the pieces of her carefully orchestrated existence begin to shatterwith implications for them all

Reviews

Just stunning, a sublime tale of secrets, strong women and turbulent times. I absolutely adored it Clare Marchant, author of The Secrets of Saffron Hall

An emotive and engaging read Rosanna Ley, author of From Venice with Love

Rich, evocative and utterly immersive, this beautifully written book swept me away Jenny Ashcroft, author of Meet Me in Bombay

An epic tale of family, tragedy & love I highly recommend this book!! Books, Wine, Cats 5*

This story is so sensual and so touching The sense of suspense makes this story a page turner! Highly recommend this book, especially if youre looking for a WWII era book without all of the historical stuff To Read is to Breathe, 5*

I couldnt put it down. It was not your typical historical novel & I think thats what I loved about it. Great book! Dabbookclub, 4*

A book that drew me in from the first pages! The characters come alive, theyre so well written. Fans of historic fiction will love this story. An author to follow Consumer review, 4*

Author Bio

Adrienne Chinn was born in an old paper-making town in Newfoundland, and grew up in rural Quebec and Montreal. She retraced her English father's footsteps back to England, where she now lives and works as an interior designer. When not writing or designing, she can normally be found in the queue at Gatwick heading off somewhere new: she travels all over the world, but most often to her beloved Morocco, which she has been visiting regularly for over ten years.