Kristin Harmel
Wednesday, February 17, 2027
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12:30 p.m., Virtual Only, no in-person attendance
Please join live on Zoom with the link above.
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Join bestselling author Kristin Harmel in conversation with Hindel Levitin for a virtual discussion of her new novel, Meet Me in Paris.
Set over one unforgettable week in Paris, the novel follows a group of Americans whose lives intersect in surprising ways. As love stories unfold across generations, characters confront loss, second chances, and the possibility of new beginnings in the City of Light. From a mother and daughter trying to make the most of their final trip together to an aging songwriter searching for a lost love from World War II, their stories weave together in unexpected and moving ways.
Kristin Harmel is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of numerous historical novels, including The Book of Lost Names and The Paris Daughter. She joins us virtually to discuss her writing, research, and the inspiration behind her latest novel.
Zoom link
No charge
Reservations required
12:30 p.m., Virtual Only, no in-person attendance
Please join live on Zoom with the link above.
By reserving a spot, you will receive a reminder email for when the event will take place.
Join bestselling author Kristin Harmel in conversation with Hindel Levitin for a virtual discussion of her new novel, Meet Me in Paris.
Set over one unforgettable week in Paris, the novel follows a group of Americans whose lives intersect in surprising ways. As love stories unfold across generations, characters confront loss, second chances, and the possibility of new beginnings in the City of Light. From a mother and daughter trying to make the most of their final trip together to an aging songwriter searching for a lost love from World War II, their stories weave together in unexpected and moving ways.
Kristin Harmel is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of numerous historical novels, including The Book of Lost Names and The Paris Daughter. She joins us virtually to discuss her writing, research, and the inspiration behind her latest novel.