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An excellent read! @FeatherV you would love this. Genevieve returns to the Paris of her childhood as her marriage is crumbling and upon her uncle‘s death. It is her dream to take over her uncle‘s locksmith shop. In the process she learns of a mysterious time in her mother‘s history and discovers much about herself.

FICTION - FRANCE - CHICK LIT

Paris, memories, keys, and family secrets.

THE PARIS KEY has you falling in love with the City of Lights as Ms. Blackwell describes the bakeries, the wine, the cheese, and the people.

Ms. Blackwell‘s writing style is so intriguing that you feel as though you are right there.

FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/5n7j9vue

This is a love story to Paris. It has a strong sense of place. It has made me want to lessen more about locks and locksmiths!
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#Paris #France 🇫🇷

#artfulaugust #key
Loved this book when i read it so long ago…

Weekly update:
I'm currently reading Embrace, The Other Side of Midnight and A Drop In The Potion. Apparently I'm into purple covers this week

I got The Paris Key from the library it sounded interesting. Unfortunately it just wasn't for me so I moved it to my DNF list. The cover is so pretty though!

Sadly both this cup & #audiobook are lackluster. Sigh. #bookntea

#JamminJune #Paris
Juliet Blackwell‘s novels set in Paris evoke the city and its delights.

Peonies from our small garden @Crazeedi

#DearDecember #settinginEurope
About family, marriage, keys (both literal & symbolic),Set in magical Paris. “Locked doors can protect or imprison you.”

Genevieve Martin, love torn, escapes to Paris to settle her beloved uncle's locksmith shop. One summer, long ago it was a source of refuge and healing, and now at 40 she returns. Can the city of lights heal her broken heart once again? Will she find the answers to family secrets that she didn't know existed? Can she "unlock" her future? Read and discover....

I‘m usually a Kindle reader, but sometimes I like to read physical books too. Found these at a thrift shop today. #TheParisKey #TheKiteRunner #TheUndomesticGoddess #OnMysticLake

Books I read and LOVED by Juliet Blackwell.

All of these books are FAB reads, but THE LOST CAROUSEL OF PROVENCE was amazing and my favorite.

All are reviewed on my blog.

Which ones have you read?

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So, I had just finished reading Letters from Paris and loved it so much that I jumped into The Paris Key. This book had so much potential, so many things could have happened! Yet they didn‘t and I was left feeling deflated and disappointed, while there were parts I enjoyed I just couldn‘t fully get into this book. It was an easy read with a family secret, a little mystery and a lot of history about Paris.

#ReadingResolutions
@Jess7

Today‘s Prompt: LOVE 😘

THE PARIS KEY ​​has you falling in love with the City of Lights as Ms. Blackwell describes the bakeries, the wine, the cheese, and the people. Ms. Blackwell‘s writing style is so intriguing that you feel as though you are right there.

And…we can‘t have a book about Paris without love. Love that held secrets about her mother and love for Genevieve.

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I love historical mysteries. This sounds great.

#kindledeal #kindledeals #ebooksale

#AdelesMayMashUp
@AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
@Vkois88

TODAY‘S PROMPT: MAKE YOU FEEL MY LOVE

I always “love” Ms. Blackwell‘s books.

“THE PARIS KEY ​​has you falling in love with the City of Lights as Ms. Blackwell describes the bakeries, the wine, the cheese, and the people. Ms. Blackwell‘s writing style is so intriguing that you feel as though you are right there.”

https://silversolara.blogspot.com/2015/09/the-paris-key-by-juliet-blackwell.html

##emojinov #nov📚📷orpic
Finally joined in today😊 #key

The things I loved: Genevieve's move to an entirely new country to start a new life, the descriptions of Paris and all of the food, the people that become her friends and support her while she is adjusting.

I have conflicting feelings about Angela's POV. Maybe this is because of the slower-paced plot when I was impatient for answers. Or maybe parts of her story hit a little too close to home.

I LOVE this book cover 🌺🌸 #LitsyAtoZ #LetterP

"It seems to me that we start to see our parents as real people—fallible, with needs and desires of their own—only as we become adults ourselves."

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#currentlyreading 🌸📖🌷

#SpringFling #ParisinSpring #SpringFlingReading @jess.how
Paris + bike+ flowers = #SpringFling

All I want to do is eat bread and cheese. I'm blaming this book for talking so much about French cuisine!! One day I will get to Paris, but for now reading novels about it will have to do. #readandeat

#LitsyAtoZ challenge #12 #BooksSetInParis
@BookishMarginalia
Enjoyed this book of family secrets, sensory imagery, Parisian sights-

#BooksSetInParis #QuotesAboutBooks #LitsyPartyOfOne
@Ambrosnazzy
Was in Paris for a week in late May on my honeymoon; any book set in Paris brings back sights, sounds, smells...Shakespeare & Co., cafes, bistros, gardens, metro, museums, coffee,croissants...wish to return someday.

#SnowSaturday #ReadAllDay #ListyPartyOfOne continues.
@Ambrosnazzy
A little bit of laundry, breakfast dishes, Litsy posts/ reading- Now its time to open my book, snuggle in & party. View from my bedroom window. ❄️☃️

#missed day 10; enjoyed #LitsyPartyOfOne so, so much! These are in my TBR- beginning The Paris Key today
#FeistyFeb #FlowersOnCovers
@RealLifeReading

Cute! A bit predictable, but still a good story. 3/5⭐️

In a Paris state of mind... and this pretty book called my name from the TBR stack 😍

Almost finished with this one. Love it! There seems to be a theme to all my recent reads...France! ❤️❤️