Paris Echo: A Novel - Hardcover

“[Faulks] is as skillful as ever. . . . With lyrical precision, he reveals Paris and its wartime past. . . . And Paris Echo, for all its tragedy, is one of his most buoyant novels, flawlessly paced and deftly constructed.” ―Wall Street Journal

"Faulks immerses readers into a haunted Paris. . . . Exhilarating. . . . Fans of Paula McClain and Ian McEwan will enjoy Faulks’s touching tale.” ―Publishers Weekly

“Enveloping. . . . Faulks offers a subtle but affecting portrait of friendship while exploring the immense difficulty of making sense of the larger world.” ―Booklist

“Romantic. Intriguing. Beguiling. . . . Paris Echo takes readers to places tourists don’t visit . . . [and] is so intimately, so evocatively like Paris.” ―Sunday Times (UK)

“Exquisite. . . . A deeply affecting, wholly unsolemn treatment of some of the 20th century’s darkest moments.” ―Daily Mail (UK)

“Superb.” ―Observer (UK)

“Briskly told and engaging. . . . [Paris Echo] is an entertaining novel with memorable characters. A fun romp through Paris and history.” ―Kirkus

“Paris Echo doesn’t disappoint. . . . Faulks is doing what he does best, marrying careful historical research with a good ear for dialogue.” ―The Times (UK)

“Both thoughtful and thought-provoking.” ―S Magazine, Sunday Express (UK)

“Faulks excels at crafting well-rounded characters.” ―Good Housekeeping (UK)

"Here is Paris in all its beauty and squalor. . . . Intelligent, moving . . . A love letter to Paris and indeed to France." ―The Scotsman (UK)

“An intriguing guide to the many layers of Parisian life.” ―Mail on Sunday (UK)

“Master storytelling. . . . [An] intriguing and moving story that shows how the future is shaped by the past.” ―Women & Home (UK)