Beneath Paris

von Joah S Thorsson

248 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A weekend escape. An uncharted labyrinth. A discovery that changes everything.Beneath the beauty of the City of Light lies a hidden world of secrets, symbols, and meaning. When John Albright, an English expatriate living in Helsinki, arrives in Paris for a weekend escape, he expects only the familiar charm of cafés and boulevards. Instead, his path leads him into the city's shadows: the catacombs beneath its streets, the traces of Freemasonry in hidden artifacts, ancient wisdom in forgotten libraries, and the quiet presence of faith in a secular world.Along the way he encounters Camille, a woman whose resilience and vulnerability hint at deeper connections yet to come. Their story unfolds not through villains or melodrama, but through the quiet trials of life: the pull of hidden mysteries, the courage to step into the unknown, and discovering the strength to find one's way together in an uncertain world.Paris itself is more than a backdrop. Its cathedrals, streets, and underground labyrinths become a living presence - a city of light and shadow, history and mystery, intimacy and distance. To walk its boulevards here is to sense both wonder and weight, to discover what lies beneath the surface of our lives.More than a romance, Beneath Paris is a character-driven novel of discovery and quiet adventure - of history, of philosophy, of intimacy, and of belonging. It is the opening chapter of The Beneath and Beyond Paris Trilogy, a journey that moves from Paris into wider horizons, testing trust, identity, and resilience across cultures and landscapes.For readers who love reflective romance, philosophical depth, and richly drawn travel writing - and also for those who seek mystery and adventure told at a slower, more contemplative pace - Beneath Paris offers a rare blend of intimacy, discovery, and quiet suspense beneath the streets of the City of Light.

• ISBN: 9789153160090
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 01.10.2025
• Größe: 215 x 135 mm
• Verlag: Beneath Paris