Paris Wife

Paris Wife

by Paula McLain

Random House Publishing Group · 2012 · 368 pages

Step into the dazzling, tumultuous world of 1920s Paris through the eyes of Hadley Richardson, a woman swept off her feet by the magnetic young Ernest Hemingway. This novel immerses you in the vibrant expatriate scene, where artistic giants clash and passions ignite, all while Hadley navigates her evolving role as wife, muse, and woman. It's a poignant and intimate look at the early days of a legendary writer's life, exploring the sacrifices made and the enduring power of first love amidst bohemian excess.

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