The Long Road to Paris
Spies, sex and secrets from WWII comprise the fast-paced adventure in The Long Road to Paris. Set against a background of the first around-the-world car race in 100 years, this award-winning novel is half international thriller and half love story. BUY IT NOW!
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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Umbrella Etiquette
July 13: Paris has rain. Even if you haven’t been to Paris you know that, but if you have been to Paris for any length of time, not just in April, you will have encountered the umbrella- make that parapluie- … Continue reading
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Tagged Life in paris, living in Paris, Paris, Parisiens, rain in Paris
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Fact or Fiction
July 10: For those who have read The Long Road to Paris, know that “Stewball”, the 1967 VW Bettle featured in the novel contains “radical technology- technology so revolutionary that oil-exporting counties, including Russia, want every trace of it destroyed, and China, lacking … Continue reading
Who said the French don’t have a sense of humor!
July 9: Sometimes photos speak for themselves. Parking is such a problem in Paris. Dogs are allowed in cafes because they behave better than children (at least before the wine.) More from Paris, Jan More from Paris, Jan
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Paris-up close and personal
July 5: Everyone has a different Paris. Ours is a daytime Paris. Watching Paris come to life while sitting in our favorite cafe each morning. We don’t do museums or art galleries. We walk-when we’re not writing. I’m posting just … Continue reading
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Cafe society, alive and well in Paris
July 1: Sunday morning. As we sat at outside at our favorite cafe, fellow aspiring writers happened by and joined us for discussion of the Paris Writer’s Workshop that finished up on Friday evening. I’d like to think that in … Continue reading
