All the Flowers in Paris

Caroline wakes up in a Parisian hospital with no memory of her past. Slowly, fragments of her life return — a spacious apartment by the Seine, a quiet existence — and a looming sense of danger she can’t quite explain.

In a hidden cupboard, she discovers letters from 1943 written by Celine, a young widow living under Nazi occupation. Celine’s words tell a story of love, fear, and sacrifice — a harrowing choice made to protect the one person she loved most.

As Caroline pieces together her own story, she finds herself connected to Celine in unexpected ways — two women across time, bound by grief, courage, and resilience.

A poignant dual-timeline novel of secrets, survival, and second chances in the heart of Paris.