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Book SynopsisHow far would you go to discover your destiny? It's the cusp of Natasha Sizlo's forty-fourth birthday. Still reelingfrom her disastrous divorce, she's navigating life as a single mum alongside a cutthroat career in LA real estate. In the meantime, her ex-husband is dating a Hollywood star and she's just broken it off with her handsome but non-committal French boyfriend. Just when it seems things can't get worse, her beloved father is given months to live.So when she's gifted a session with an astrologist, Natasha though a sceptic figures she has nothing to lose. The reading is so eerily accurate that Natasha asks about her ex-boyfriend, the Frenchman she can't get over. To her surprise, the astrologist tells her that he is perfect for her. His birthday and birthplace 2 November 1968 in Paris line up with her astrological point of destiny.Natasha is distraught. Panicked, even. Is he really The One?Then she has a lightning bolt of an idea: her ex isn't the only man born on 2 November
Trade Review“Like the best romcoms, All Signs Point to Paris isn’t only about finding true love: it’s also about finding (or rediscovering) your true self. And this funny, open-hearted page-turner of a memoir is a beautiful testament to the ways that astrology can guide our search—in ways that are sometimes unpredictable, often magical, and always deeply, wonderfully human.” – Claire Comstock-Gay, author of Madame Clairevoyant's Guide to the Stars
"All Signs Point to Paris is a memoir that reads like a delicious rom-com while seriously questioning how we find love and how we let it go. You can’t help but root for Natasha from page one—this is a story for any woman who needs a fresh start and a second chance at life and love.” —Jo Piazza, author of We Are Not Like Them, Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win, The Knockoff and How to Be Married
“There’s nothing more affirming than a true romance. This one brims with magic and wit and ultimately satisfies in the most unexpected way. An absolute page-turner and joy to read!” — Jane Green, New York Times bestselling author of Sister Stardust and The Beach House
“A hilarious, heartbreaking, and hopeful memoir” – People Magazine
