Nina George Books in Order
Explore Nina George's books in publication order, with summaries of novels about books, new beginnings, love and the connections that endure through loss.
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Nina George books in publication order
5 books
The Little Paris Bookshop
by Nina George
2013
Bookseller Monsieur Perdu prescribes novels from his floating Paris bookshop but cannot heal his own heartbreak. Opening a long-ignored letter sends him and two companions along France's rivers to confront loss and search for a new beginning.
The Little French Bistro
by Nina George
2017
After decades in an unhappy marriage, Marianne leaves her old life behind and travels to Brittany. Welcomed by the people around a seaside bistro, she begins exploring forgotten desires and the possibility of starting again.
The Book of Dreams
by Nina George
2019
An accident leaves former war reporter Henri Skinner in a coma, drifting through memories and dreams. His estranged son, a former lover and another coma patient become connected as they face uncertainty, loss and unfinished relationships.
The Little Village of Book Lovers
by Nina George
2023
Marie Jeanne can see the glow that connects people to their soulmates, and helps bring lovers together through her foster father’s traveling library. Yet her gift offers no obvious answer to her own search for love.
Beautiful Nights
by Nina George
2025
A family holiday in Brittany unsettles Claire, a Paris professor whose marriage has grown distant. When her son brings home his girlfriend, an existing secret between the two women threatens Claire’s carefully arranged family life.
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