Paris Summer

Paris Summer

by RosemaryFriedman (Author)

Synopsis

In the hottest summer in living memory, Judith Flatland, together with her two children, leaves Boston and the Museum of Fine Arts to follow her husband, Jordan, to Paris, where he is about to finalise a high-profile business deal. Bored with her role as corporate wife, conscious of her age and suddenly aware that she has become sexually invisible, forty-two-year-old Judith feels jealous of and threatened by her nubile daughter. Has life passed her by? Cheating on her marriage and unable to help herself, Judith is drawn into a passionate affair with Felix Dumoulin, an urbane young artist. And so, what begins as curiosity on her part leads to a poignant denouement: Judith must choose between her husband and her lover..

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 240
Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd
Published: Jul 2004

ISBN 10: 0709076215
ISBN 13: 9780709076216

Author Bio
Rosemary Friedman has published twenty best-selling novels, which have been widely translated, as have her many short-stories. She is a television and screenplay writer and the author of two stage plays. She has served on the executive committees of English PEN and the Society of Authors and judged many literary prizes. She is married to a psychiatrist and lives in London.