Every Tuesday,
Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea posts the first paragraph of her current read.
Anyone can join in.
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I will share here the first paragraph of a book
in the Completed Tours category.

The Silk Romance is available from
Amazon UK, Amazon US, Kobo , B&N , the Muse Bookstore
and all other major e-tailers.

Author Adria J. Cimino

on Tour

March 3-12, 2014

with

Paris, Rue des Martyrs

[literary fiction/contemporary fiction]

 Release date: February 10, 2014
by Ashley Grayson Literary Agency’s imprint “Agency Editions“

SYNOPSIS

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 Adria J. Cimino worked as a journalist for more than a decade at news organizations
including the Associated Press and Bloomberg News. Adria, who grew up in the sunshine, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of South Florida.
She now lives in Paris
and enjoys sharing her adventures in the city and thoughts about the writing life in her blog “Adria in Paris.”
Her first novel, “Paris, Rue des Martyrs,” is set for release on Feb. 10, 2014.

Website | Blog  | Pinterest | Facebook | Twitter @Adria_in_Paris

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VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR SCHEDULE

Monday, March 3
Review + Giveaway at
New Books on my Shelves

Tuesday, March 4
Review at Blog in France

Wednesday, March 5
Review + Giveaway at Book Nerd

Thursday, March 6
Review at The Reading Life

Friday, March 7
Review + Interview + Giveaway
at Words And Peace

Sunday, March 9
Review + Giveaway at Valli’s Book Den

Wednesday, March 12
Review + Guest-Post + Giveaway at
Making My Mark

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Almost wordless…

As you may know, this is a big year for Proust literature, as this is the 100th anniversary of the publication of Swann’s Way, the 1st volume of In Search Of Last Time.

One of my reading goals of 2013 was to read the 7 volumes. I’m actually only in volume 4, and will go on with this project in 2014.
Last year, I took a picture of Proust’s grave at the famous Père Lachaise cemetery, in Paris.
If you want to know more about this fascinating cemetery and see many more of my pictures, just click on Proust’s grave here.

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