Armchair to Paris: Thirteen Short Stories for Senior Readers
Paperback
Series: Armchair Travel
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 216
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.49 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Book One of the Armchair Travel series. You don't need a passport for this trip. Just a quiet hour, a good chair, and a willingness to wander.
In this collection of thirteen linked short stories, ordinary travelers find their way through Paris - a widow finding her footing again on a bridge covered in strangers' locks, a father and daughter closing an old distance in the Louvre's long gallery, two old friends toasting forty years atop Montmartre, a woman tracing two lives she never got to live herself through the very streets where they were lived instead.
Weaving through it all is Chloe Rowe - a retired attorney with an easy smile and an even easier stillness, who shows up right when a story needs her most, and knows exactly when to leave it alone.
From the Eiffel Tower to Père Lachaise, from a windmill-lit cabaret to a harp shop tucked off a quiet street, Armchair to Paris is an invitation to travel without ever leaving your favorite chair - written especially for readers who know that the best trips aren't measured in miles.
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