Product Description
Kate Moore - a mother with an interesting past - is living the quiet life in another European city, or trying to. On her way to drop her children off at school in the city centre, the cafes and streets of Paris start to come alive around her. Kate's husband Dex, meanwhile, charged with finding a particular present for their son's birthday, is struggling to focus on the job in hand as a financial matter at work seems to be playing on his mind. As worrying reports begin to circulate from key locations around the city, and the sound of wailing sirens becomes increasingly hard to ignore, could their day and, indeed, their lives be about to change forever?
Review
Sleek, cunning and breakneck... with as rich and complicated a hero as you could hope for - it keeps you returning for more and more. A knockout. (MEGAN ABBOTT)
A 100 mph thriller that all takes place within twelve hours. (KEN FOLLETT)
Thriller writing at its absolute best. With echoes of Graham Greene and John le Carré, Pavone's novel accomplishes that rare feat of being both a nonstop adventure ride and a smart, stylish and compelling meditation on family, courage, responsibilities, and the relationships we create, for good and bad, throughout our lives. The Paris Diversion does far more than divert; it grips us from the very beginning and doesn't let go. (JEFFREY DEAVER)
My head is still swimming after reading The Paris Diversion. Chris Pavone has constructed the perfect page-turner for our fraught times, a white-knuckle ride of international proportions where nothing is ever what it seems. (OLEN STEINHAUER)
Since he exploded onto the scene with The Expats, Chris Pavone has quickly become one of the elite must-read can't-miss thriller writers working today. Grab The Paris Diversion and hold on for the ride. (CJ BOX)
Book Description
The explosive sequel to the top ten bestseller The Expats, The Paris Diversion takes place over the course of one nail-biting day.
About the Author
Chris Pavone grew up in Brooklyn, graduated from Cornell, and was an editor at book-publishing houses in New York for fifteen years. His 2012 debut, The Expats, described by the Sunday Times as 'a captivating, sophisticated thriller' won both the Edgar and Anthony Awards for best first novel and was a Sunday Times bestseller. It was followed in 2014 by the New York Times bestseller, The Accident and his his most recent novel, The Travelers, was The Sunday Times Thriller of the Month.
