Inspirational and deeply human, Paris: A Love Story will touch every generation. With intimate and nuanced portraits of Peter Jennings, the man to whom she was married for fifteen years and with whom she had two children, and Richard, with whom she found enduring love, Marton paints a vivid account of an adventuresome life in the stream of history.

At every stage of her life, Paris offers Marton beauty and excitement, and now, after the sudden death of her husband, Richard Holbrooke, it offers a chance for a fresh beginning. Paris is at the heart of this deeply moving account. In this remarkably honest memoir, award-winning journalist and distinguished author Kati Marton presents an impassioned and romantic story of love, loss, and life after loss. Steve Coll, author of Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power A great read-the lightness of love, the drama of war and sudden death-with Paris in the background.This is a memoir for anyone who has ever fallen in love in Paris, or with Paris-and for anyone who has ever had their heart broken or their life upended. It is a memorable story of love, loss and landscape that is as expansive as her remarkable life. Paris: A Love Story is a revealing memoir about the contours of her own humanity, rendered with precision and honesty. * Kirkus Reviews * Kati Marton is a writer of great clarity and grace. * The Washington Post * Paris provides a backdrop for this absorbing memoir of love and painful loss, played out on the larger stage of world politics.On a first-name basis with the political movers and shakers on a global stage, Marton has observed world politics in the making and makes space for readers on her catbird seat. delicious read by a well-connected author.

she grapples with an unexpected new stage of life: widowhood. She has been an eyewitness to history in all its cruelty. She fell in love with and married two famous men. enthralling * Vogue * Kati Marton has lived a thrilling and turbulent life. It is wonderful-touching, romantic and honest-and oh, how it made me want to go to Paris! - Barbara Walters must-read. I can't remember the last time I did that. Susan Cheever * Newsweek/The Daily Beast * I stayed up last night and read this book cover to cover. The book, short and intimate, reads like the wind from the urgency of the opening scene.

Paris by Kati Marton