Thirty Days in Paris

The gorgeously escapist, romantic and uplifting new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author

By: Veronica Henry

Narrated by: Emilia Fox, Tuppence Middleton

'Magical, romantic, fantastique' MILLY JOHNSON
'A perfect Parisian fantasy every woman will love' KATIE FFORDE
'Wow, wow, WOW. Her best and most perfect book yet. I adored every word. Sublime, as always' JILL MANSELL
'The perfect weekend read. I was so captivated I didn't notice I was turning the pages' FANNY BLAKE

Because Paris is always a good idea...

Years ago, Juliet left a little piece of her heart in Paris - and now, separated from her husband and with her children flying the nest, it's time to get it back!

So she puts on her best red lipstick, books a cosy attic apartment near Notre-Dame and takes the next train out of London.

Arriving at the Gare du Nord, the memories come flooding back: bustling street cafés, cheap wine in candlelit bars and a handsome boy with glittering eyes.

But Juliet has also been keeping a secret for over two decades - and she begins to realise it's impossible to move forwards without first looking back.

Something tells her that the next thirty days might just change everything...

Your favourite authors are loving Thirty Days in Paris!

'Gorgeously romantic. A lovely slice of Paris life' JO THOMAS

'I loved this gorgeous, hopeful story of second chances in the City of Lights!' LIZ FENWICK

'A gloriously escapist read, I absolutely loved it!' KATE EBERLEN

'A delicious, dreamy, joy of a book' LIBBY PAGE

'I was immersed in and inspired by this exquisitely told love story' HEIDI SWAIN

'Captures the romance and magic of Paris perfectly. A blissful escape' SARAH MORGAN

'A story of second chances and the most uplifting getaway' LUCY DIAMOND

'Gloriously escapist and filled with joie de vivre' ALEX BROWN

'Irresistibly romantic and bursting with joie de vivre. I adored it' PHILLIPA ASHLEY

'A sumptuous, joyfully indulgent treat of a book. I devoured it' CRESSIDA McLAUGHLIN

'Such wonderful characters & the perfect setting. BIG recommendation!' CARI ROSEN

'Absolutely perfect for anyone who loves Paris and twisty love stories - a five star read!' LORRAINE BROWN

Critic reviews

I was immersed in and inspired by this exquisitely told love story

Warm, escapist and utterly uplifting

Irresistibly romantic and bursting with joie de vivre. I adored it

A sumptuous, joyfully indulgent treat of a book. As sparkling and romantic as the city itself, if Eurostar bookings don't go up after this is released then I will eat my hat! I devoured it

Uplifting, inspiring and guaranteed to make you hungry

Wow, wow, WOW. Her best and most perfect book yet. I adored every word. Sublime, as always. From now on, I need Ronnie to set all her books in Paris'

The perfect weekend read. Romantic, involving and all the joy of Paris. I was so captivated I didn't notice I was turning the pages'

A gloriously escapist read, evoking all the sparkling sights, sensations and style of the most romantic city in the world with the irresistible effervescence of Veronica's writing. A tonic for any romantic soul. I absolutely loved it!

A delicious, dreamy, joy of a book. It will make you want to move to Paris, drink champagne and buy red lipstick, for sure

Totally romantic

I Loved the story so much that I want to go back to Paris! Great to listen to!

Wanted to love this story, especially as it is about Paris…

This story has some fun moments and the protagonist is lovable, but it is so dragged out and towards the end gets very predictable. The parts where she is discovering wonderful places in Paris pulls the reader in.

Want to know what happened

Not totally captivating but plausible. At times a bit too romantic for my taste. Friendship is valuable and well reflected in this novel. Also, living with someone for a long time shapes you. Divorces don’t need to be hateful for sure!

I Love Stories Based in Paris

I wasn’t sure exactly where I was in the story because of the shuffling of past, present, and future.
Though I really felt like I was in contemporary Paris. Great representation of the city. A more substantial story than I expected, which I liked.

awful main character, bad story

Juliet, the main character, is so annoying. she's full of victimhood mentality and self loathing, when in actuality she was very unprofessional as a nanny and tries to blame others for her poor choices then stays angry because her employer doesn't want her in their home anymore. She is fixated on a short lived fling that happened 30 years ago which is not only pathetic and childish but very unrealistic.