What do you do when you've lost the love of your life? Seb Fowler has arrived in Paris to research his literary idol, Henri Fournier. It begins with an interview granted by a woman whose affair with the celebrated writer trails back to World War I. The enchanting Pauline is fragile, but her memories are alive-those of an illicit passion, of the chances she took and never regretted, and of the twists of fate that defined her unforgettable love story. Through Pauline's love letters, her secrets, and a lost Fournier manuscript, Seb will come to learn so much more-about Pauline, Henri, and himself. For Seb, every moment of Pauline's past proves to be more inspiring than he could have imagined. She's given him the courage to grab hold of whatever life offers, to cherish each risk, and to pursue love in his life. Intimately epic, The Lost Love Letters of Henri Fournier spans generations to explore every beautiful mystery of falling in love, being in love, and losing a love-and, most important, daring to love again and discovering just how resilient the human heart can be.

About the Author
Poet and novelist Rosalind Brackenbury is the author of Paris Still Life and Becoming George Sand. A former writer in residence at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, she has also served as poet laureate of Key West, teaching poetry workshops. She has attended the yearly Key West Literary Seminar as both panelist and moderator. Born in London, Rosalind lived in Scotland and France before moving to the United States. She spends part of each year in Paris. Her hobbies include swimming, reading, walking, travel, the cinema, and talking with friends. For more on the author and her work, visit www.rosalindbrackenbury.com.


Book Information
ISBN 9781503902879
Author Rosalind Brackenbury
Format Paperback
Page Count 318
Imprint Lake Union Publishing
Publisher Amazon Publishing