The Train to Paris
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She entered the station, wearing a white leopard-print dress that was short enough to show off her legs. Her hair slid down the back of her neck in a curtain of gold, which shimmered as it passed through the updraught. There was a conspicuous ring on her finger. Her head turned and her eyes almost met with mine. I looked away.
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Lawrence Williams is twenty. A student of art history, he is just awakening to the world. After a disastrous holiday in Spain with his girlfriend, he catches the train back to Paris. But a delay leaves him stranded at the border, and that's when Elodie Lavelle strolls into the quiet station. Seductive and surprising, The Train to Parisis an unforgettable love story.
'Sebastian Hampson is that rare thing: a writer of ideas who is also compulsively readable.'
Nicholas Edlin, author of The Widow's Daughter
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