French Windows

<b>"A delicious jeu d’esprit" <i>The Times</i></b><p></p><p><b>"A sheer delight." <i>The Guardian</i></b></p><p><b>With trademark style and charming whimsy, Antoine Laurain’s new novel of intrigue, murder and neighbourly curiosity is sure to delight fans old and new. </b></p><p><span>Nathalia Guitry was a successful photographer. Until the day she caught a murder on camera. </span></p><p>At therapy, Doctor Faber suggests a way out of her creative block: she must write stories about the people she sees in the building opposite, floor by floor. </p><p>Starting with the actor turned YouTube life coach on the ground floor and going all the way to the fifth via a cartoonist and an ex-trader, Nathalia creates vivid accounts of her Parisian neighbours’ lives. But are her tales real or imaginary? As their sessions play out, the doctor becomes increasingly uncertain. </p><p>And when she gets to the final floor, it’s up to Faber to