THE PARIS SECRET by Natasha Lester will set you flying high above the clouds. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this novel as you pour yourself a cocktail or a nice glass of wine. This is a story of gorgeous fashion, innovative aviation, secretive spies, sweeping romance, and heartbreaking war. Set in three different eras: the 1930s, the 1940s, and present-day Australia--my favourite was the story set during the 1940s. Secrets and mysteries prevail from the past. . . Taking place in part at grandmother's cottage in Cornwall where there is a Dior gown for every day of the year, from the very first showing in 1947. There's also talk of the women members of the Air Transport Auxiliary, concentration camps, and the progress of women flying trainer aircraft to fighters and bombers in WWII. I enjoyed flying high in the skies above the clouds in this book with Skye as a pilot; this was my favourite part and hearing about the 161 Moonlight flights that took part in France every two weeks which I found so exciting.
THE PARIS SECRET is captivating from the onset and the story is rounded out with strong characters and attractive settings. . . and then there are the gowns. Gowns that make you want to swoon. Gowns that make you wish you had the means and the figure to try them on just once. If you love historical fiction about women who stand against the odds, do yourself a favour and read this extraordinary book by Natasha Lester.
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