Lovers at the Chameleon Club: Paris 1932
by Francine Prose
read by Edoardo Ballerini, Rosalind Ashford, Geoffrey Cantor, Nicola Barber, Suzanne Toren, Maggi-Meg Reed
2014 / 448 pages
rating: 8  / contemp lit/historical fiction

I wasn’t going to read this because I thought it sounded kind of creepy.  Well,  it’s not creepy although there’s a tad  too much sexual talk for my comfort.  There’s also a lot of material which piques my historical interests and Prose’s story  has a very compelling story-line,  an interesting structure and it’s nicely written.  I’m glad I didn’t pass!  >>>>MORE>>>>