On the Book Train to Paris

Carly longs to make-over the family's Edinburgh bookshop, but her father is resisting change.

Upstairs, Fran is stumped by her next novel - and with how to fix her marriage.

In the flat below, Elsa cares for her husband, in need of a short breather to gather her strength.

So when a customer drops in and asks for help at his book festival on a train to Paris, it's the chance of a petit escape. And when a book mysteriously appears in the shop that Fran inscribed to a lover in Paris years ago, it seems too serendipitous to ignore. Boarding the train with Carly and Elsa, Fran wonders if revisiting her past will help her move forward.

But there are plot twists ahead. Could the book train to Paris be a passport to joie de vivre?

? ? ? ? ? 'I really wanted to be on the train and experiencing Paris with them all'

? ? ? ? ? 'An absolute joy. I read this in one sitting because I didn't want to leave it'

? ? ? ? ? 'I loved this story. Great ending. I could not put it down'

? ? ? ? ? 'A warm hug in book form. The ultimate comfort read'

? ? ? ? ? 'I absolutely loved this book. Highly recommended'

? ? ? ? ? 'A warm, cosy, feel-good read'

Praise for Norie Clarke's writing:

'The warmest, most completely charming story to sink into' Jenny Colgan

'A wonderful tale proving change is always possible' Katie Fforde

'One of the sweetest love stories I've ever read' Sue Moorcroft