The Paris Years
by Solène Mercier
Arriving in Paris with a single suitcase and a forged letter of introduction, Margaux remakes herself among the painters and exiles of Montparnasse.
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Arriving in Paris with a single suitcase and a forged letter of introduction, Margaux remakes herself among the painters and exiles of Montparnasse.
A sweeping, immersive saga about ambition, love, and the cost of becoming someone new.
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