Introduction

'It's about dreams and taking chances. Missed opportunities and mistakes. Loss and sacrifice. But above all, it is about love. The kind of love that survives time, distance... even death. The kind of love I wish for you.'

Finding the one is only the beginning...

1954. Zara is fifteen the first time she meets Leon. During a power cut in a small French museum, the two spend one short hour in the dark talking about their love for art, Monet, and Paris. Neither knows what the other looks like. Both know their lives will never be the same.

1963. In Paris, Leon no longer believes he will ever find the girl he lost that night. After dreaming about him for years, Zara thinks she has already found him. When they meet at an exhibition, they don't recognize each other – yet the way they feel is so familiar...

Over the course of twenty years, Zara and Leon are destined to fall in love again and again. But will they ever find a way to be together?

The magical new love story of 2020, perfect for hopeless romantics and fans of One Day and The Notebook.

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Discussion Questions

1. Have you ever had dreams that seemed to be more than just dreams? Either premonitory or not. Did you act upon them?
2. Zara and Leon fell in love without seeing each other. Do you think that’s possible, and do you know anyone who experienced this?
3. Why do you think Dominique married Vincent? Did she make a mistake?
4. Why did Dominique keep going back to the cemetery every year, on December 9?
5. The two main characters were brought together by ‘Impression, Sunrise’ the first time they met, as teenagers, and then again, throughout the story, all the way to their meeting in person as adults. Why do you think that is? And what role does art play in the book?

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